The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
The Nigerian Customs Service has refuted the content of a video clip that went viral on Sunday purporting to show that one of its officials shot and killed a commuter along the Shagamu interchange along Ijebu-Ode.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer Joseph Attah, the service claims that skirmishes broke out when passengers on a bus suspected to be carrying bales of used clothing refused to allow its men to carry undertake routine.
It added that the the victim of the shooting was a friend of customs officers located in the area who was hit by a bullet during a struggle to disarm an officer.Customs service.
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