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Customs Intercepted 3,000 Smuggled Rice In Ogun

Customs Intercepted 3,000 Smuggled Rice In Ogun The Comptroller General of Customs’ Strike Force on smuggling of foreign parboiled rice has intercepted five trailers that were loaded with the commodity from Ogun State. The smuggled rice numbering about 3,000 bags of 50kg. The parboiled foreign rice were...

To Combat Smuggling, Customs Recieve 50 Patrol Vehicles

To Combat Smuggling, Customs Recieve 50 Patrol Vehicles   The Nigeria Customs Service on Monday expressed its determination to stem the tide of rice smuggling with the delivery of 50 Toyota Hilux patrol vehicles to it. Out of the 50 patrol vehicles, 20 were issued on Monday...

FG Okays N1.6bn Operational Vehicles For Customs

FG Okays N1.6bn Operational Vehicles For Customs The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved the contract for the procurement of 68 new pick-up operational vehicles for the Nigeria Customs Service. The Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, disclosed this to State House correspondents at the end of...

Customs Seize N1 Billion Worth Contraband

Customs Seize N1 Billion Worth Contraband   The Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit, Zone A, Ikeja, has announced the seizure of N1.01bn worth of contraband between April 10 and May 15. Disclosing this to journalists in Lagos on Wednesday, the Controller, NCS FOU, Zone A, Ikeja,...

Tin Can Customs Generates N104bn In 4months

Tin Can Island  Generates N104bn In 4months   The Tin Can Island command of the Nigeria Customs Service said that it generated total revenue of N104.5bn between January and April this year. The Customs Area Controller, Tin Can Island command, Musa Abdullahi, who disclosed this to journalists...

Customs Seizes Rice, Vegetable Oil worth N65m

Customs Seizes Rice, Vegetable Oil worth N65m The Federal Operation Unit Zone B of Nigeria Customs Service said it seized 1, 500 bags of smuggled rice and vegetable oil valued over N65 million in Kaduna. The Controller, Usman Dakingari who displayed the seized items before newsmen...