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Saturday, 15 October 2016

Photos: Nigeria Customs seize 37 vehicles loaded with imported rice, arrests 3 suspects

Thirty seven (37) vehicles loaded with illegally imported rice have been seized by operatives of the Nigeria Customs while on patrol in Ogun State along Ipokia, Idiroko/Oowode and Alari/Ifiyintedo axis.
Speaking with newsmen in Lagos, Deputy Comptroller in Charge of Enforcement at the Command, Mohammed Gagiyo said the vehicles were intercepted and seized while three suspects have been arrested in connection with the seizure.

The suspects, Olowe Oluwabunmi (m), Bibilari Olaniyi (m) and Rasheed Abiola (m) are currently being investigated in connection with the seizure.

DC Mohammed reiterated the Service determination to continue its collaborative efforts with other government agencies to rid the country of cross border trade malpractices and smuggling. He also used the medium to inform the public that the ban on importation of rice through the land borders is still enforce.

18 comments:

  1. Joyous babe,Linda ikeji first cousin15 October 2016 at 05:55

    The hustle is real.

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  2. Oh oh! Dey weren't so lucky dis time


    ...merited happiness

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  3. But they just lifted the ban. Was it a politically motivated speech then?

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  4. Why is huhari doing this to us?
    Even the local rice (ofada) he wants us to do is dirty and expensive. One can't uses it for fried rice, coconut rice even jollof self. Only good for white/plain. E no go better for this man and him stupid policies. Is it local rice the cook his households in the villa? Can't he see or hear that the masses are suffering? Oh God can we wait till 2019 to use our voters card?

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  5. Hmmmmmmm,abeg they should stop all these arrest,haba!









    Lib addict#just passing#

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  6. What made it illegal!dey shld stop abeg,person dey die of hunger and dey'r there saying illegal.

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  7. Those are people's sweat for crying out loud,not that we can even produce rice to feed a local government, mtew!

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  8. You politicians eat foriegn rice and expect the masses to eat local rice.. There will be no peace for the evil-wicked.

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  9. LOL
    -D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds

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