Nigeria Customs intercepts smuggled bullet proof vehicle
Several other illegally imported items were also seized.
Several other illegally imported items were also seized.
The bullet-proof cars had no end user certificate.
The Customs chief also said only about 10 per cent of officials were corrupt.
A senator said that companies with established cases of infractions will be reported.
A reform bill seeks to 'exclude security personnel from the scheme.'
A set of firearms was seized in May while the third and fourth were seized in September.
The tusks weighed a combined 65kg.
The seizure was the fourth at the Lagos port within eight months.
The driver escaped but his motorboy was arrested.
The National Council on Establishment last year directed the removal of the dichotomy at entry level.
The zonal coordinators said the Service is confident of meeting the N24 billion revenue target by the end of the ...
He said the impostors were parading themselves to the companies being investigated over the alleged fraud.
The university said it investigated the incident.
The agriculture minister asked for the return of quarantine officials to ports.
The customs in Kano says smuggling has drastically reduced in the area.
About successful 45 bidders were handed keys to their vehicles.
Nigerians complaining about the difficulty in accessing the platform.
“Potential bidders can now register smoothly without hitches.”
The EFCC had on February 22 recovered 17 exotic vehicles from the former Comptroller-General.
The intercepted 440 pieces of pump action rifles were manufactured in the United States of America and Italy.
The terminal where the find was made has been shut down.
The Customs said the 11 seized cars were from a house that had no occupants.
The lawmaker was reacting to Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Hameed Ali’s refusal to wear the service’s uniform.
Ibrahim Magu is to be screened as substantive EFCC Chairman.
The donation is third so far to the IDP camp in Adamawa State.
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