Lawyer narrates how Nigerian customs sold His N4.2m car for N60,000
By Channels
15 March 2017 |
4:49 am
Lawyer narrates how Nigerian customs sold His N4.2m car for N60,000.
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3 Comments
very disgusting what customs did…i think its a scam
What a country!
Very pathetic Nation, I assume he paid 60k official and pay more off record…. shame shame
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