Behold The N905m Rolls Royce Nigeria Customs Spoke About

The picture before your eyes is that of a N905m Rolls Royce amidst other vehicles that the Nigeria Customs Service, Ogun 1 Area Command has spoken about.

It is amongst other exotic cars which the command said it just impounded, others including a 2014 4matic Benz with a duty paid value of N21,423,400 and 2018 model of Honda Accord with a duty paid value of N32,20,000.

Over 7 truckloads of parboiled foreign rice or 4424 bags, 1936 parcels of cannabis sativa, commonly known as marijuana, 105 used tyres with the total duty paid value for all the seizures standing at N1,401,531,923.95 were also part of the seizure.

The Ogun 1 Area Command Controller, Comptroller Godwin Otunla who disclosed these in a briefing today, demonstrated the command’s firm commitment not to relent in combating the menace of smuggling, with all its associated ills towards the Nigerian society.

“In addition to these anti-smuggling feats, the Command also in July 2025, generated a total revenue of N45,054,191.00, which is higher than the 35,327,852.00 recorded in the corresponding month of 2024. representing a commendable increase of 27.47%.

“This remarkable growth is a reflection of our enhanced compliance drive, improved monitoring of border activities and robust stakeholder engagement.”

Otunla used the opportunity of the briefing to reiterate the command’s resolution not to relent on its statutory duties.

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He said it was poised in this direction, hence entering a collaboration, intelligence sharing, and innovation with sister agencies, following the resolve of the Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi.

“We remain vigilant, resolute, and unyielding. No matter the sophistication of your tricks, our officers will continue to thwart your antics, and we shall bring the full weight of the law against you”, he stated.

He also commended officers of the Nigeria Customs for resilience and dedication, and other security agencies for cooperation.

Ogun 1 Area Command of the Nigeria Customs also handed over the illicit drugs seized to the Commander of the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA, Idiroko Special Command, Ekundayo Williams for further action.