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Seme Customs Opens Investigation Into Alleged Misconduct By Officers in Viral Video

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The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Seme Area Command has opened an investigation into an incident in a viral video where some Officers attached to the Command were seen maltreating some public members.

In a statement by the Public Relations Officer of the Command,Superintendent of Customs, Hussaini Abdullahi pjsc he stated  that the Command wishes to express its deepest empathy for the affected public members and wishes to equally condemn in strong terms such unethical conduct. It is essential to state that the action of these officers contradicts the value and operational standard of the Service.

The Customs Area Controller (CAC), Comptroller Kayode Kolade, has directed that those officers be withdrawn and be interrogated to facilitate decisive disciplinary measures against whoever is found culpable. He further assured the general public that the outcome of the investigative panel would be made public when concluded.

4While calling on the stakeholders and public plying the Lagos-Abidjan Corridor to go about their lawful activities, the CAC assured that the Command remains committed to creating a safe and conducive atmosphere for Legitimate trade to thrive.

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