125,427 arms intercepted in six years – Customs

The Nigeria Customs Service says that since 2018 it intercepted 20 significant shipments, comprising 10,498 pieces of various arms and 114,929 pieces of ammunition, with an estimated duty-paid value of N9.58bn. The service added that 60 per cent of the seizures happened in 2023. The Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, disclosed this while addressing journalists

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