Good afternoon, @customsNG.
It has been brought to my notice that while the rest of us were asleep last night, your men in Ogun State colluded with smugglers to move over 3,000 cars from Idi-Iroko into Sango — that’s at least 9,750,000 kg of rice (3,000 multiplied by 65 bags multiplied by 50kg) through the backdoor.
The process, facilitated by Najeem Akorede, your man popularly called ‘Najeem Custom’, was spearheaded by Adeyemi Habeeb Abdulganiy, the smuggler better known as ‘Abuga’.
Of course some of your more senior men were directly or indirectly involved. This specific track of smuggling was originally scheduled for Saturday night, but it could not proceed as some of your officers had not yet been settled.
WIth everyone now settled and the crime successful, I believe ‘congratulations’ are in order!
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