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In just eight weeks, the Nigeria Customs Service has confiscated petroleum products worth ₦181.6 million along smuggling routes between Nigeria and Cameroon through its special task force, Operation Whirlwind.
During a news conference on Thursday in Yola, ACG Kolapo Oladeji, the National Coordinator of Operation Whirlwind, reportedly revealed the development.
According to Oladeji, “this operation is geared towards energy and food security to foster economic growth in line with the core mandates of President Bola Tinubu of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”
According to Oladeji, the seizures were made during 55 operations that targeted Adamawa State’s smuggling hotspots.
He declared, “Operation Whirlwind Zone D has repositioned all its machinery across its areas of responsibility, ensuring that the border becomes airtight.”
He urged stakeholder cooperation to further the socioeconomic development of the area and cautioned smugglers to stop their illegal actions.
He promised, “We will make sure that the supply chains of these economic wreckers are truncated in accordance with enabling laws.”
He stated that the government would receive the earnings from the auction of the confiscated petroleum products.
Speaking at the function, Mrs. Abidemi Adewumi-Aluko, Assistant Legal Adviser at the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation, characterized the proposed auction as a lawful action to recover national resources and stop economic sabotage.
“These crimes are punishable by life in prison because they endanger national security,” she said.
Additionally, she warned fuel traffickers that they would face severe legal repercussions if they continued their operations.
