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Customs plan 100% cargo scanning at Onne Port

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Nigeria Customs Service announces 100% cargo scanning at Onne Port to tighten surveillance and track dangerous goods, including arms and drugs. Read More: https://punchng.com/customs-plan-100-cargo-scanning-at-onne-port/

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