Headlines Customs intercepts 6,240 sacks of explosives, arrests driver, impounds Haojue motorcycle By maritimemag April 27, 2024 ShareTweet 0 By Abiodun OBA The Nigeria Customs Service joint border patrol team has intercepted 6,240 sacks of dynamite explosives along Yauri-Jega Road, in Kebbi State. The Kebbi State Comptroller of Customs, Ernest Iheanacho, said the explosives were loaded in a canter vehicle with registration number Zur 882 ZY. He said the driver of the vehicle Abdullahi Aliyu, was arrested. According to him the sacks were to be delivered to one Alhaji Mustapha Garba Jega, the receiver. Iheanacho said upon confirmation by the intelligence units of the joint patrol team that the sacks contained explosives, the Kebbi State Command of the NCS, handed them over to the Department of State Services. He said a Haojue motorcycle was impounded in connection with the seized explosives. A Deputy Director of DSS, Kebbi Command, Mr Tony Oduwalu, who received the items for the Service, appreciated the NCS and emphasised the importance of healthy interagency collaborations. © 2024, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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