Customs strike force Zone A uncovers warehouse stacked with Tomato Paste
By TVC News Nigeria
08 April 2020 |
7:04 am
Thousands of cartons of imported tomato paste has been uncovered in a warehouse by operatives of the Customs strike force team zone A.
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