Nigeria: Customs Uncovers ₦3.67bn Drug Haul in Imported Cars, Spare Parts
First reported 9 Oct, 15:25 UTCUpdated 1d ago3 sources
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[Vanguard] 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.
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The Nigeria Customs Service has intercepted two containers of illicit drugs worth ₦3.67bn concealed among imported cars and spare parts at Tin Can Island P Read More: https://punchng.com/customs-intercept-%e2%82%a63-67bn-drugs-hidden-in-imported-cars-spare-parts/
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- Customs uncovers ₦3.67bn drug haul in imported cars, spare parts (opens Vanguard in a new tab)
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.
- Customs intercept ₦3.67bn drugs hidden in imported cars, spare parts (opens Punch in a new tab)
The Nigeria Customs Service has intercepted two containers of illicit drugs worth ₦3.67bn concealed among imported cars and spare parts at Tin Can Island P Read More: https://punchng.com/customs-intercept-%e2%82%a63-67bn-drugs-hidden-in-imported-cars-spare-parts/
- Nigeria: Customs Uncovers ₦3.67bn Drug Haul in Imported Cars, Spare Parts (opens AllAfrica in a new tab)
[Vanguard] 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.
