Customs seize container filled with weapons at Tin Can Island Port
The discovery was made on Tuesday, May 23, at the Ports and Cargo Terminal of the Tin Can Island Port.
Nigeria Customs Service
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The discovery was made on Tuesday, May 23, at the Ports and Cargo Terminal of the Tin Can Island Port, according to Premium Times.
“As I speak to you, they’ve ordered everyone to go out of the terminal and they have locked up everywhere,” the source said.
The incident has also been confirmed by Customs spokesman, Uche Ejesieme, who said the weapons are still being counted.
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