Customs, NDLEA In Strong Collaboration; Seize 1,187kg of Canadian Loud in Apapa Port - Harbours

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Customs, NDLEA In Strong Collaboration; Seize 1,187kg of Canadian Loud in Apapa Port























By Stella Okocha 

Harboursandportcom:Lagos-Nigeria; December 12, 2025: Nigeria Customs Service NCS in collaboration with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency NDLEA, have seized 2,374 packages of Canadian Loud, an expensive strain of cannabis concealed inside an imported vehicles; barely 5 days after they uncovered 25.5kg cocaine in a Brazilian flagged vessel.
‎This information was made known to the public in a press released by the Public Relations Officer, Apapa Port Command CSC Isah Sulaiman, on behalf of the Command; following the credible intelligence provided by the NDLEA, both agencies were able to uncover the illicit drug, with a total weight of 1,187kg concealed in 55 bags hidden inside a 1x20ft container with No FCIU 6369526 laden with two vehicles. 



‎A breakdown of the drugs indicates that they were packed in 500 grams per sachet, and in the course of joint examination, the seizure has been taken into the custody of the NDLEA. 
‎Speaking on the seizure, Comptroller Emmanuel Oshoba, Customs Area Controller of Apapa Port Command, commended the robust synergy between the NCS and NDLEA while reiterating the service zero tolerance for smuggling. 
‎"Few days ago, I stated that no consignment will exit our control from this port without due check. Our synergy as agencies of government will always put us ahead of criminal elements. 
‎"No matter the volume of trade we are processing, we will never sacrifice national security and economy for any form of trade. While we are focused on collecting maximum revenue for government, our eagle eyed officers are activated to be alert at all times. 
‎" Let me warn, once again for the umpteenth time, any trader- importer, exporter, freight forwarder or licensed customs agent that dares our resolve this Yuletide season and beyond ,will face the full wrath of the law. Investigations are ongoing on this seizure and we shall bring the perpetrators to book" Comptroller Oshoba said.


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