The Sokoto/Zamfara Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has taken the commendable step of returning 15 seized trucks of grains to their rightful owners.


This pivotal decision, aimed at alleviating food scarcity concerns, was officially announced on Tuesday through a statement issued by Abdullahi Abubakar, the Public Relations Officer of the command.


Abubakar emphasized that this positive stride was a direct response to the directives issued by President Tinubu.


As per the President's instructions, all confiscated food items at the border were to be promptly returned to their original owners.


The overarching objective behind this directive was to ensure that these essential commodities are made available within Nigerian markets, thereby contributing to the augmentation of food accessibility across the nation.


It is worth noting that this directive from President Tinubu had garnered significant attention, particularly due to its humanitarian implications.


The condition attached to the return of these seized items underscored the President's commitment to addressing pressing food security concerns.



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I bet there are emergency new owners.

The grains will not get to the owners complete.