Nigeria Customs Service Intercept Items Worth 1.2 Billion Naira Duty Paid Value In Kwara
KEHINDE AKINPELU, ILORIN
The Nigeria Customs service Kwara area command says it has intercepted and seized contraband items with a duty paid value of 1.2 billion naira within this period.
The acting Area Controller of the Nigeria Customs service, Kwara area command, Comptroller Najeem Ogundeyi state this while addressing newsmen at the command headquarters in Ilorin,Kwara State.
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He said the achievement underscore the unwavering commitment of the command zero tolerance for smuggling activities.
According to him the command was working inline with customs act 2023 to ensure the activities of smugglers is reduced to the minimum.
Ogundeyi, explained that during the period the command intercepted and seized contraband items which included 389 bails of second hand clothes,108 sacks of used bags,,6,500 liters of petrol, 450 bags of foreign parboiled rice of 50 kg, 3 vehicles as well as 160 used tyres.
He said the command will not allow smugglers and economic saboteurs to operate freely.
The custom boss said anyone caught involved in the act of smuggling would be punished in accordance with the provisions of the law.
He commended the officers and men of the command for their dedication, resilience and selfless service to the nation.
Ogundeyi urged the general public to continue to provide credible and timely information to the command for prompt action.
(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER, JANUARY 14TH 2026)
