Al-Yolawi stated, “Intoxicants and drug abuse are among the greatest threats to our religion, our families, our health, and our future.”
Mr Omajali said the service also recorded exports valued at $1.218 billion through 21,376 containers, reflecting improved trade performance.
Ms Omidiran described the decision as a recognition of his exceptional leadership.
The Senate also resolved to establish a committee to reconcile the remaining 74 queries.
Mr Aliyu said the operation led to the seizure of 22 pieces of elephant tusks weighing 130.84 kilogrammes and one vehicle allegedly used in the trafficking activity.
He described the seizure as a major setback for smugglers whose activities undermine local manufacturing.
He described China as Nigeria’s biggest trading partner.
According to him, the driver abandoned the vehicle and fled into a nearby bush.
The seizures were effected in line with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
Mr Muhammed said, “A search of the vehicle led to the discovery of live pangolins concealed for illegal transportation.”
