The strike force team of Zone A of the Nigerian Custom, few days ago, intercepted more rice smugglers with their bikes in a bush.

Following the developments, Nigerians are now smuggling the commodity through bush paths across several border towns.

Despite the risk of getting shot by the operatives and endangerment to wildlife, the smugglers still carry out the act.

In some videos and photos that we've been furnished with, several bags of intercepted rice were heaped and bikes scattered everywhere waiting to be moved to the custom's base.

Earlier today, there were reports by several tabloids of lopsidedness across Nigerian borders, which the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) dismissed the observation, calling for either a photograph or video evidence to prove the allegation.

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See enough food.

Our borders are very porous.. Especially in faraway nut

This December go rough

My problem with our custom is this. They will share it among them selves.

This people just want to spoil Christmas for us jare.

Just shoot them already, bloody criminals.

Hunger piling

To smuggled from Benin to Idi iroko is not that hard but the problem is how to transport from Idiroko-Sango .. No shortcut after Idiroko.. Na one way

Even before border closures, security checks on that roads are more than 20.. Wondering how many checks now

Giftedhand92:
This December go rough

I dey tell you!!

Black People with i must do it..

Now that he lost money what will he do.

Can't we abide by the law?

Giftedhand92:
This December go rough

Even e don dey rough now

As much as I applaud the policy of curbing imports of goods which can be produced locally, it's illogical if on the other hand local infant industries are not encouraged to grow, with subsidies and an enabling environment.
Factors like lack of stable power, bad road networks, double-digit interest credit facility for farmers from commercial banks and stifling taxation from the government, increase cost of production of locally produced rice. Not to talk of farmer-herdsmen crises.
At the end of the day, consumers will pay higher costs for the locally manufactured goods, with no access to foreign alternatives and the competitive pricing, which imported rice would've permitted.

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All these is as a result of the incompetence of the custom system and Nigerian government as a whole. Let the people pay their duty and open the border for goods to come in

Let us consult with the best economists among us for advice

What will custom do with the rice now, I blamed the smugglers that don't move with AK

Good one on this border closure by the FG.

At the end of it all, SANE Nigerians will win this battle.

A drastic change requires a drastic solution.

God bless Nigeria.

Wife of custom officers will soon be opening shops

atarapa:
My problem with our custom is this. They will share it among them selves.

Share what?
Are you joking?
Go to custom office and see thousands of bags of rice rotting g away!

Our custom officers are truly working hard under buhari's admin....meanwhile,i hope this won't affect the ghanian trade union indirectly..

Food is ready

Don't mind them. Where as by 12 midnight you'll see soldiers escorting like 10 trucks filled rice from cotonou to Alaba. And no custom Will show face

Buhari trying to drill Nigerians military style, just last week they shot dead a smugler informant in Niger State



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Great

we don tire with this stories. Matter come dey wan be like BB9ja matter. if una wan close Nigeria make una close am.

Progress62:
Food is ready

Where the rice they go? Why them no send am back to the country where it came from

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