Kaduna car dealers set Customs vehicle ablaze over import duty

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Custom officials impounded about six luxury vehicles which they claimed had no import duties from unnamed car dealer's showroom, this make the car dealers mobilised and gave the officials a hot chase and set patrol vehicle ablaze.

The incident, which took place along the Rabah Road, in Kaduna North Local Government, occurred at about 3pm when Customs officials had gone on patrol to impound vehicles without import duties from car dealers in the city.

At about 4pm, the men of the Kaduna State Fire Service were still battling to put out the fire on the patrol vehicle.

Motorists and other road users as well as passersby scamper for safety while security operatives from the ‘Operation Yaki’ outfit cordon off the area.

An eyewitness let us know that the Customs officials had gone to an unnamed car dealer’s showroom around  the Isa Kaita road area and impounded about six luxury vehicles which they claimed had no import duties.

However, according to the eyewitness, on getting to the showroom, the Customs officials  who were few in numbers, sensed there  could be danger and decided to go back for reinforcement.

The car dealer, it was learnt, used the opportunity “to quickly hide some of the vehicles.”

“But the Customs officials were able to tow away four of the luxury vehicles,” he added.

Not done,  the Custom officials came back to impound more vehicles, it was at this point, the car dealers mobilised and gave the officials a hot chase.

They (car dealers) caught up with the patrol vehicle and set it ablaze while onlookers cheered the efforts of the car dealers.

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