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850 cartons worth N4.5m poultry products seized in Nigeria

byCustoms Today Report
27/01/2015
in International Customs, Nigeria
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ABUJA:  The Headquarters Monitoring Team Idiroko Axis of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), has intercepted a truck on the Sagamu/Ijebu-Ode Expressway carrying foreign poultry products.

The truck had 850 cartons of the poultry products concealed with other contrabands worth over N4.5million.

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The patrol team, led by Yahaya Usman, an Assistant Comptroller of Customs (ACC), trailed the vehicle, following a tip-off.

The two male passengers escaped into the bush when they saw Customs officials pursuing them.

The Controller, Federal Operations Unit, Zone ‘A’, Ikeja,  Turaki Usman Adamu, said when the truck was searched, 850 cartons of poultry products were found.

He thanked the operatives for their vigilance and urged them to continue the good work.

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