Nigerian Customs Seize Live Pangolins in Ogun State Wildlife Trafficking Operation
The Nigeria Customs Service's Ikeja unit intercepted four live pangolins in Ogun State during a patrol at Alapa Creek in Ajilet community. The pangolins were found in a wooden boat with wire mesh cages, indicating a smuggling attempt.
The officials seized the endangered species and handed them over to a wildlife conservation center for safekeeping. The Customs commended the officers for their professionalism and commitment to enforcing wildlife protection laws.
This operation underscores Nigeria's dedication to preserving biodiversity and upholding international agreements on wildlife trade regulation.
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