Nigerian Customs Seizes 1.2 Tonnes of Drugs from Canada
The Nigerian Customs Service successfully intercepted 1.2 tonnes of illegal drugs that were shipped from Canada, with an estimated street value of N3.674 billion. This operation underscores the agency's commitment to combating drug trafficking and enhancing national security.
The interception reflects the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in curbing the influx of illegal substances into the country. The Customs Service continues to implement stringent measures to prevent drug smuggling and protect public health.
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