Nigeria Custom Hands Over 665 Donkey Skins, 450 Blocs Of Indian Hemp In Kano
The Nigeria Custom Service (NSC), Kano Area command on Thursday handed over 665 pieces of Donkey skins to the North-West Coordinator of the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Services, Dr Adamu.
The NCS also handed over 450 blocks of compressed Indian hemp to the Commander of NDLEA and 1,290 cartons of unregistered pharmaceutical products to the State Coordinator of NAFDAC.
The event, which took place at the Customs House, Bompai, marked a significant step in the collaborative efforts of the organisations to combat illegal activities and safeguard public health.
Speaking at the occasion, the Comptroller of Customs, Kano State Command, Mr Dauda Chana, said that the collaborative efforts have continued to be fruitful.
The successful coordination and cooperation between our organization and our esteemed partner agencies exemplify our shared dedication to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for all citizens. We remain resolute in our commitment to eradicating illegal activities that pose a threat to our society, Chana said.
The Nigeria Custom Service (NSC) in Kano has handed over 665 pieces of Donkey skins, 450 blocks of compressed Indian hemp, and 1,290 cartons of unregistered pharmaceutical products to various agencies as part of their collaborative efforts to combat illegal activities and protect public health. The handover ceremony, which was held at the Customs House in Bompai, emphasized the commitment of the organizations involved in maintaining a safe and healthy environment.
Dr. Adamu, the North-West Coordinator of the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Services, received 665 pieces of Donkey skins to ensure the proper handling and disposal of the prohibited item. The Commander of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Kano was entrusted with 450 blocks of compressed Indian hemp, a significant quantity of the illicit substance. Additionally, the State Coordinator of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) accepted 1,290 cartons of unregistered pharmaceutical products.
The collaboration and coordination between the Nigeria Custom Service (NSC) and these partner agencies were praised during the handover ceremony. Mr. Dauda Chana, the Comptroller of Customs for Kano State, highlighted the dedication to maintaining a safe and healthy environment shared by all organizations involved. He expressed their unwavering commitment to eliminating illegal activities that threaten society.
The handover of these confiscated items constitutes a major achievement in tackling illegal activities, protecting public health, and upholding the law. With continued collaborative efforts, it is hoped that the fight against illegal activities will be intensified, ensuring the safety and well-being of Nigerian citizens. The Nigeria Custom Service (NSC), along with partner agencies, remains committed to enforcing regulations and eradicating activities that pose a threat to society.
