The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has commenced investigation of Rajesh Kumar over undeclared $29, 000 (Twenty nine Thousand Dollors) At Airport In Lagos.
Kumar who was traveling out of Nigeria to India on Emirates Airline, was arrested by Officers of the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, and handed over to the EFCC.
Receiving the suspects and the seized currency, Ahmed Ghali, acting director of EFCC Lagos Office 2, commended the Customs Command for the interception.
Ghali, who was represented by EFCC official, Amachree Ibinabo, emphasized that the law allows individuals to travel with up to $10,000, as long as it is truthfully declared.
He noted that while the commission remains committed to public sensitisation, it will also Ghali, who was represented by EFCC official.
He emphasized that the law allows individuals to travel with up to $10,000, as long as it is truthfully declared.
He noted that while the remains committed to public sensitisation, it will also ensure that offenders are held accountable.
“Nobody will stop you from traveling with your cash, regardless of the amount, as long as you declare it,” Ibinabo stated. ensure that offenders are held accountable.
“Nobody will stop you from traveling with your cash, regardless of the amount, as long as you declare it.”
