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Customs seizes 45,000 litres of adulterated diesel concealed in sawdust sacks

The Nigeria Customs Service on Friday seized 45,000 litres of adulterated diesel valued at N21 million in Abuja.

The Customs’ Comptroller on Enforcement, Headquarters, Mr Kayode Olusemire, confirmed this while displaying the product to journalists at the Karu warehouse of the service in Abuja. Olusemire disclosed that the diesel, also known as AGO, was packaged in cellophane bags and concealed in 750 sacks of sawdust in two trailers.

He said the trailer containing adulterated oil left Port-Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, for Kaduna before it was intercepted in Abuja. The Comptroller revealed that one of the trailers was also embedded with two large tanks of about 3,000 litres for the purpose of this nefarious activities.“We have heard cases of people buying Kerosene and by the time they get home to light their stoves, the whole place would be engulfed in fire. Using this type of adulterated oil could destroy people’s vehicles” he lamented.

 

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