₦airaland Forum

yomi007k:




Wey dem for plant rice.

steppin:
At least drugs is better than gang ra*pe and selling human head 2k.

dumebiifeanyi:
The officers and men of the Federal Operations Unit Zone ‘C’ Owerri has continued to record success in its anti-smuggling drive in the zone with seizures of items worth millions in duty paid value.

The seizures include a MAN diesel truck with registration number KRV 238 XB carrying 725 different brands of 50 kg smuggled rice with duty paid value worth N24,650,000 along Calabar/Cameroun border axis. AgroFoods A trailer truck with registration number GBB 85 XA suspected to be carrying adulterated diesel petroleum product was also intercepted along Aba-Owerri road.

In a similar operation, a 1X40 FT container with marks numbers MRKU 254564 loaded with 1,017 sacks of 50 kg cannabis (Indian hemp), worth N16,000,000, was intercepted at Benin-Shagamu road.

Giving a narrative of the seizures to newsmen in a briefing, the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Mohammed Garba said the suspect connected to the cannabis seizure – James Idoko who claimed to be a student, presented copies RightsAndEcons of fake customs documents and attempted to bribe Customs operatives with N350,000 for his release.

The cannabis, the suspect and the exhibit of N350,000 were handed over to the Principal Staff Officer (Operation and Intelligence) of the NDLEA Edo State Command Timothy Adewole for further investigation.

The Customs Area Controller regretted that the desire for foreign products by some Nigerians has continued to affect the economy of the country negatively. He called on Nigerians to look inwards as the Government is trying its best to encourage local industries which will in turn create job opportunities for the unemployed.

He therefore advised Nigerians to imbibe a greater sense of patriotism in line with “the change begins with me” mantra recently launched by Mr. President by eschewing all acts and conducts inimical to the nation.

http://politicsngr.com/customs-seize-1017-bags-cannabis-worth-n16-million-pics/

steppin:
At least drugs is better than gang ra*pe and selling human head 2k.

januzaj:
Yes oooo my brother....you can buy human head for 2k in states that have baby factories

dumebiifeanyi:
The officers and men of the Federal Operations Unit Zone ‘C’ Owerri has continued to record success in its anti-smuggling drive in the zone with seizures of items worth millions in duty paid value.

The seizures include a MAN diesel truck with registration number KRV 238 XB carrying 725 different brands of 50 kg smuggled rice with duty paid value worth N24,650,000 along Calabar/Cameroun border axis. A trailer truck with registration number GBB 85 XA suspected to be carrying adulterated diesel petroleum product was also intercepted along Aba-Owerri road.

In a similar operation, a 1X40 FT container with marks numbers MRKU 254564 loaded with 1,017 sacks of 50 kg cannabis (Indian hemp), worth N16,000,000, was intercepted at Benin-Shagamu road.

Giving a narrative of the seizures to newsmen in a briefing, the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Mohammed Garba said the suspect connected to the cannabis seizure – James Idoko who claimed to be a student, presented copies of fake customs documents and attempted to bribe Customs operatives with N350,000 for his release.

The cannabis, the suspect and the exhibit of N350,000 were handed over to the Principal Staff Officer (Operation and Intelligence) of the NDLEA Edo State Command Timothy Adewole for further investigation.

The Customs Area Controller regretted that the desire for foreign products by some Nigerians has continued to affect the economy of the country negatively. He called on Nigerians to look inwards as the Government is trying its best to encourage local industries which will in turn create job opportunities for the unemployed.

He therefore advised Nigerians to imbibe a greater sense of patriotism in line with “the change begins with me” mantra recently launched by Mr. President by eschewing all acts and conducts inimical to the nation.

http://politicsngr.com/customs-seize-1017-bags-cannabis-worth-n16-million-pics/

januzaj:
Even if you no mention names...we know them...
Our neighbours and drugs

Yes oooo my brother....you can buy human head for 2k in states that have baby factories....

sassiemyk:
Omo see market. Customs Pls free these business men jaree. Haha haha haha. They shud have forced them to seat and smoke all the sacks. Maybe their heads will correct.

prettyboi1989:
those customs guys will nw go sell the rice to their dealers. how pathetic

dumebiifeanyi:
The officers and men of the Federal Operations Unit Zone ‘C’ Owerri has continued to record success in its anti-smuggling drive in the zone with seizures of items worth millions in duty paid value.

The seizures include a MAN diesel truck with registration number KRV 238 XB carrying 725 different brands of 50 kg smuggled rice with duty paid value worth N24,650,000 along Calabar/Cameroun border axis. A trailer truck with registration number GBB 85 XA suspected to be carrying adulterated diesel petroleum product was also intercepted along Aba-Owerri road.

In a similar operation, a 1X40 FT container with marks numbers MRKU 254564 loaded with 1,017 sacks of 50 kg cannabis (Indian hemp), worth N16,000,000, was intercepted at Benin-Shagamu road.

Giving a narrative of the seizures to newsmen in a briefing, the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Mohammed Garba said the suspect connected to the cannabis seizure – James Idoko who claimed to be a student, presented copies of fake customs documents and attempted to bribe Customs operatives with N350,000 for his release.

The cannabis, the suspect and the exhibit of N350,000 were handed over to the Principal Staff Officer (Operation and Intelligence) of the NDLEA Edo State Command Timothy Adewole for further investigation.

The Customs Area Controller regretted that the desire for foreign products by some Nigerians has continued to affect the economy of the country negatively. He called on Nigerians to look inwards as the Government is trying its best to encourage local industries which will in turn create job opportunities for the unemployed.

He therefore advised Nigerians to imbibe a greater sense of patriotism in line with “the change begins with me” mantra recently launched by Mr. President by eschewing all acts and conducts inimical to the nation.

http://politicsngr.com/customs-seize-1017-bags-cannabis-worth-n16-million-pics/