Customs uncovers ₦3.67bn drug haul in imported cars, spare parts
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Nigerian customs officials intercepted two 40-foot containers at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos containing suspected narcotics concealed in imported used vehicles and auto parts. The drugs were estimated to be worth ₦3.67 billion, prompting scrutiny of illicit imports.
The importation of illicit drugs concealed in used vehicles and automobile spare parts has come under scrutiny following the interception of two 40-foot containers containing suspected narcotics worth an estimated ₦3.67 billion at Tin Can Island Port, Lagos. The post Customs uncovers ₦3.67bn drug haul in imported cars, spare parts appeared first on Vanguard News.
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