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Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by PureFace1(m): 10:29am On Oct 03, 2019
Ohaneze to FG: Nigerian Customs sabotaging Igbo businesses

…Wants CGC probed

The Ohaneze Youth Council has raised the alarm over the ongoing, relentless extortion and exploitation of Igbo traders and businessmen in the country particularly Lagos state by corrupt officials of the Nigerian Customs Service.

Embittered by the rampant extortion, intimidation and harassment of businessmen going about their legitimate businesses, the Ohaneze Youth Council, led by Comrade Igboayaka O. Igboayaka, has also called on President Muhammadu Buhari and the National Assembly to investigate the activities of the Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali (rtd) and his field officials in the Lagos area over their alleged bid to strangulate Igbo businesses.

He group regretted the rot that has eaten deep into the very fabric of the Nigerian Customs Service whose officials no longer hide their inclination to extortion and corruption perpetrated especially against Igbo traders doing legitimate business.

According to statement issued by the group, Ohaneze Youth Council alleged that through verified complaints, officials of the Customs Service has continued to request some undue and illegal levies from Igbo importers as a condition for clearing goods.

“They also stop Igbo traders on the roadways and demand illegal fees. They employ the use of coercion, threats, closure of shops and seizure of goods, to unlawfully extract money from their victims,” the statement read.

Source: https://www.newtelegraphng.com/2019/10/ohaneze-to-fg-nigerian-customs-sabotaging-igbo-businesses/

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Aonkuuse(m): 10:31am On Oct 03, 2019
This people from the East can make noise everything is targeted at them according to them

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by SEGLIZ: 10:51am On Oct 03, 2019
Aonkuuse:
This people from the East can make noise everything is targeted at them according to them

they are always the victim, they love playing the victims card every now and then.
if tomorrow Yoruba and Hausa's are at war it will be the same victim game play "the war between the Yoruba's and Hausa's is targeted at the Igbo's."

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by immortalityk: 11:13am On Oct 03, 2019
Lol a Yoruba man In kwara that own a big rice farm and produces rice got his rice warehouse shut down by custom, the man protested
Yorubas didn't wail
In Benin republic, most of the farms that border Lagos and Ogun and Oyo are owned by yorubas who smuggle the produce into Nigeria
Now that the border has been closed,most of those farm produce are rotting away especially tomatoes
These news were on nairaland if u guys are doubting me
Did any yoruba person cry?
These people are paranoid

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by BUSHHUNTER: 12:44pm On Oct 03, 2019
This border thing and excessive tax dey affect everybody even we for Germany here we can't export cars to Nigeria.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by semyman: 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019
Illicit businesses you mean?

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by kulikuli45: 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019
What rubbish is this?

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by nabegibeg: 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Ritelar: 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019
Nigeria my country

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by fk002: 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019
These people are bunch of attention seekers, are you the only tribe that are into business Always playing the victim's card.


The comptroller of custom is doing a great job he should keep it up.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by salbis(m): 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019
Any 59 year old human wey dey behave like small pikin, em mean say em go never grow again.
Naija @59!

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Hausaman1: 12:45pm On Oct 03, 2019
Nigerian customs have made several Northerners poor due to the clamp down on smuggling, and the fact that they render services to the smugglers. Most importantly the up coming car dealers that can't afford to pay duty on vehicles they import.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Cmeo(m): 12:46pm On Oct 03, 2019
Hmmmm,

I am afraid those sabotaging our economy in their own way are coming out to confess.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Charmingrascal(m): 12:46pm On Oct 03, 2019
Inferiority complex

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Biggty(m): 12:46pm On Oct 03, 2019
Must igbo people cry witch-hunting every time

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by micchi(m): 12:46pm On Oct 03, 2019
it is a know facts anybody that still supports this evil adminstration will surely face karma

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Brugo(m): 12:47pm On Oct 03, 2019
(Facepalm)









Here we go again. Alarmists have come with their petty conspiracy theory.

Ipob Modus Operandi: engage in sharp practices, get caught then run to the media to scream marginalisation.

Smuggle food, cars and hard drugs. Everything is bizinesi! Okey is a sharp boy. I di sharpu.

Is it that difficult for you to do things right? By now, even the UN would be tired of you guys crying wolf after committing crime.


undecided

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Commentor: 12:47pm On Oct 03, 2019
Smuggling is now business?

grin

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Sunnycliff(m): 12:47pm On Oct 03, 2019
The seed of the Igbo man never dies in the face of obstacles, it shoots out stronger against all odds.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Nobody: 12:48pm On Oct 03, 2019
wink

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by fullclub: 12:48pm On Oct 03, 2019
cry a woman here her goods about 2 20ft container are held - seized by Customs last 2 months

I pity her so much, suffering from PB because that's her all and all and being the bread winner of her family.
From the look of things her children will drop out school

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Conner44: 12:48pm On Oct 03, 2019
See, the truth is that the people who import the most are traders. They are mainly igbos. They then have to transport their goods to various places for distribution all over the country to make it available to the end users.

Then while clearing, transporting and storing they have many bad encounters with the custom officers.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by TwoBottles: 12:49pm On Oct 03, 2019
They have done well by calling the attention of the government on the perceived illegal activities of some Nigerian custom officials.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by jamexborn(m): 12:49pm On Oct 03, 2019
Everything is about the igbos

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by chuksmad(m): 12:50pm On Oct 03, 2019
Because you don't want to complain, if the customs are truly sabotaging and extorting money from your people
immortalityk:
Lol a Yoruba man In kwara that own a big rice farm and produces rice got his rice warehouse shut down by custom, the man protested
Yorubas didn't wail
In Benin republic, most of the farms that border Lagos and Ogun and Oyo are owned by yorubas who smuggle the produce into Nigeria
Now that the border has been closed,most of those farm produce are rotting away especially tomatoes
These news were on nairaland if u guys are doubting me
Did any yoruba person cry?
These people are paranoid

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by grandstar(m): 12:50pm On Oct 03, 2019
High tariffs walls are the problem. Customs are just exploiting it. If import duty rates were low, there'd be no problem.

Igbo's, all are affected except that you are affected more as you guys trade a lot. It is nothing personal; its strictly business

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by SmartTeck: 12:52pm On Oct 03, 2019
Ok
Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by Nobody: 12:53pm On Oct 03, 2019
Didn't start today...
Is a normal thing.
Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by xjiggy: 12:54pm On Oct 03, 2019
What business? Are you saying igbos are smugglers? Must everything be trivialized and tribalized? The very closure of the borders is the reason rice farmers in Anambra state are jubilant. Go and ask Coscharis farms.

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Re: Nigerian Customs Sabotaging Igbo Businesses - Ohanaeze Youths by BafanaBafana: 12:55pm On Oct 03, 2019
there was a day i criticized phyno and somebody said i was hating on him because he is Igbo.

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