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    Nigeria Customs confiscates 422 cartons of Turkey, Chicken

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorDecember 30, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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    Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service Col. Hameed Ali
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    The Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operation Unit, Zone C says it has destroyed 16, 422 cartons of imported frozen poultry valued at N147 million.

    According to the Controller, Mr Usman-Shehu Dahiru, the frozen poultry products have a Duty Paid Value of N177.36 million.

    “The items were a container and conveyed by a truck with registration number BDG 654 XL.

    Apapa customs generates N213bn revenue in three months

    “The items were seized by officers and men of the service on Wednesday at Ovia River along Benin-Ekiadolor Expressway at about 8.00 p.m,” a statement issued by the customs and obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria in Benin on Friday, said.

    “The seized items have been destroyed at Customs House destruction site in compliance with the Federal Government’s policy on importation of frozen products (chicken and turkey).”

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