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Wednesday, 23 January 2019

SEE Disturbing Photos Of People Shot Dead By Nigerian Customs Officers In Ogun


There was pandemonium  in Owode,Ogun State after Customs officers shot a man dead.It is unclear why they shot him dead.Residents besieged the area and burnt tyres. Yesterday I shared the story of a man that was shot dead by customs officers in Owode,Ogun State.More photos have have emerged that seven people were killed.Below are photos of other people killed

Anti-Smuggling Campaign: Rice Smuggler’s Ingenious Ways Exposed!Officers and men of Ogun Area Command have made 20 seizures between 19th May to 3rd June, 2017. The seizures include: One Toyota Carina II car with rice concealed in boot, spare tyre, engine compartment, roof and every inconceivable parts of the rickety vehicle.
One  Renault truck loaded with two hundred (200) bags of 50kg rice concealed with woods and One J5 bus with thirty (30) bags of 50kg rice also concealed with woods.

The seizure demonstrate the desperation of smugglers to bring in rice as NCS step up action against rice smugglers.

Another A Chinese man identified as Finn has accused the Nigerian Customs officers of illegally detaining and assaulting him He said; On my way to pick up a business partner on Friday 9th of February, at the Customs office area along Mobolaji Bank Anthony, Ikeja; Three customs officers approached our vehicle, which had myself (Chinese), driver (Nigerian) and another passenger (Nigerian) inside.

They shouted at the driver to park, while the driver was trying to find a safe space on the road to park, one of the officers charged towards the car angrily, threw a bottle water (which was partially opened) at the driver through the window and the water splashed on everyone in the car.

While the driver was trying to explain himself, the officer lunged forward in an attempt to slap him, yelling at him for not stopping immediately, without even giving him a chance to explain himself. At this point, the driver was defenseless so I decided to step in and address the officers, asking them “what is the crime?” as I didn’t understand what was going on.

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