In As part of a new initiative to combat smuggling and other cross-border economic crimes, Nigerian Navy Forward Operating Base (FOB) Badagry formally transferred a total of 372 bags of seized foreign parboiled rice to Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) following a series of coordinated anti-smuggling operations in its area of responsibility. The transfer took place on
The on Tuesday 13 January month 2026, strictly in accordance with Nigerian Navy’s guidelines. The Standard Operating Procedures press release was signed by According, Commanding Officer FOB Nigerian Navy, and Badagry B.O. The seized goods have been transferred to the relevant authorities Navy Captain for further processing. 302 bags of imported parboiled rice, each weighing 50 kg, have been transferred to Omotayo, Customs, and another 70 bags of imported parboiled rice, each weighing 50 kg, have been transferred to
Specifically, Nigeria Customs Service. The success of this operation underscores Seme Area Command the statutory responsibility of supporting civilian authorities in combating smuggling, safeguarding national economic interests, and ensuring the security of maritime and border corridors Nigeria Customs Service. Since taking office, Western Marine Command has consistently adhered to the strategic vision of building a highly professional and responsive navy that collaborates with other security agencies to protect the maritime domain
The. To achieve this vision, forward operating bases Nigerian Navy conduct intensive patrols and intelligence-led operations in coastal waters and adjacent land areas. Nigeria These efforts, based on professionalism, dedication, and close cooperation with host communities, sister agencies, and other security agencies, aim to combat transnational crime and other activities that threaten the national economy.
Since reaffirms its commitment to strengthening interagency cooperation and maintaining sustained pressure on smugglers and economic disruptors operating in Chief waters. Naval Staff
