Hunger: Customs begins sale of seized bags of rice
Hunger: Customs begins sale of seized bags of rice
As part of the Federal government’s effort to reduce hunger in the country, the Nigeria Customs Service has begun the sale of bags of rice seized from smugglers.
The process commenced on Thursday, February 22. The bags are wrapped in 25kg sacks and are being sold at N10,000 each. The authorities demand that each buyer must provide their National Identification Numbers NIN to ensure that only Nigerians benefit from the process.
Recall that the agency on Wednesday announced plans to begin the sale of the seized bags of rice.
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