Photos: Nigeria Customs hand over seized Indian hemp valued at N3m to NDLEA

Nigeria Customs Service, Ogun Area Command has handed over 122 parcels of neatly packaged substance suspected to be Indian hemp to officials of NDLEA. The suspected substance were seized along Ayetoro/Imeko axis of the command, valued at N3,050,000.00, weighing 137.8kg.


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