The Nigeria Customs Service, Ogun 1 Area Command, says it has seized goods worth N231.22 million in the state between January and February.
The Area Comptroller, Bamidele Makinde, made the disclosure at a news conference in Abeokuta on Tuesday.
Makinde said that during the period under review, the command recorded a total of 115 seizures.
He said the seizures included 6,743 50kg bags of smuggled foreign parboiled rice, the equivalent of 11 truckloads.
The area controller listed other items to include 19,806 litre of premium motor spirit, 18 units of used vehicles used to convey smuggled goods, 64 sacks and 824 wraps of book.
Others are 10 big pieces and 19 small pieces of artefacts, one motorcycle used to convey prohibited items and 73 bales of second-hand clothing.
Also seized by the command were 14 sacks of foreign-used shoes, 900 pieces of foreign-used tyres and 520 cartons of frozen poultry products.
Makinde said that the command also generated the sum of N28,445,757 million through import duties, and auction sales of scrap vehicles and petroleum products.
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