Crime
NCS launches offensive against illicit trade and drug trafficking
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intensified its efforts to combat illicit trade and drug trafficking across its jurisdiction. In a bold statement, Comptroller James Ojo announced a firm stance against these illegal activities, stressing the dangers they pose to youth, communities, and national security.
The Idiroko Area 1 Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has launched a crackdown on illicit drug trafficking within its jurisdiction.
The command’s Comptroller, Mr. James Ojo, revealed this in an interview with the press in Ota, Ogun, on Monday.
He warned illicit traders and drug traffickers to cease their activities or face the full force of the law.
Ojo emphasized that the warning was crucial due to the harmful effects of illegal drugs on youth, families, communities, and society at large.
He also noted that such criminal activities posed a significant threat to national security.
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“The Customs is unwavering in its commitment to combating illicit trade and drug trafficking,” Ojo stated. “We will continue to use all lawful methods to prevent the smuggling of prohibited goods across the country’s borders.”
The Comptroller assured that the NCS would further strengthen its operations, improve intelligence gathering, and collaborate with relevant agencies to tackle smuggling and other criminal activities.
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