The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), with support from the Wildlife Justice Commission, successfully conducted two major operations on 8 August 2024, resulting in the combined seizure of over 9.4 tonnes of pangolin scales and arrests of four suspects. Read More
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Historic seizure of over 9.4 tonnes of stockpiled pangolin scales in Nigeria
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