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Now this is serious! I hope the suspects would be adequately persecuted and not covered up by their ''senders''.
The security challenges facing Nigeria seems to be taking a dangerous dimension as those running the 'arms business wing' of the insurgency are bent on causing more troubles for the rest of us.
Security agencies at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, on Friday intercepted eleven cartons of explosives weighing 95 kilogrammes which were smuggled into the country.
Sources say the eleven cartons of explosives labelled...
Catridge Powder Devices and Chargers were flown in from South Africa since February 24, 2012, but vigilant personnel at the Nigeria Aviation Company Limited, warehouse alerted security agencies, when they observed that the importer wanted to smuggle them out of the cargo terminal without declaring the items, even as the relevant duty on the items were not been paid to government.
Speaking on the seizure, the Customs Area Controller, MMIA Command, Mr Charles Eporwei Edike, while parading the suspect before journalists, affirmed that the importer, who claimed that he is a miner in Kaduna State, brought in the explosives into Nigeria concealed in pallets made of other goods without disclosing to the relevant authorities the content.
xoxo
Now this is serious! I hope the suspects would be adequately persecuted and not covered up by their ''senders''.
The security challenges facing Nigeria seems to be taking a dangerous dimension as those running the 'arms business wing' of the insurgency are bent on causing more troubles for the rest of us.
Security agencies at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, on Friday intercepted eleven cartons of explosives weighing 95 kilogrammes which were smuggled into the country.
Sources say the eleven cartons of explosives labelled...
Catridge Powder Devices and Chargers were flown in from South Africa since February 24, 2012, but vigilant personnel at the Nigeria Aviation Company Limited, warehouse alerted security agencies, when they observed that the importer wanted to smuggle them out of the cargo terminal without declaring the items, even as the relevant duty on the items were not been paid to government.
Speaking on the seizure, the Customs Area Controller, MMIA Command, Mr Charles Eporwei Edike, while parading the suspect before journalists, affirmed that the importer, who claimed that he is a miner in Kaduna State, brought in the explosives into Nigeria concealed in pallets made of other goods without disclosing to the relevant authorities the content.
xoxo
Simply Cheska
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