Olukunle Oluwole Foundation

Olukunle Oluwole Foundation Olukunle Oluwole Foundation We address a variety of issues and causes, ranging over scientific exchanges, religion, emergency aid, and humanitarian affairs.

Olukunle Oluwole Foundation (OOF) is a body with broad international structure, and goals to be accomplished by influencing governments, and not constituted as political parties. We devoted to the welfare of children, for communities to be able to provide for the health and well being of their members, and families can achieve lives of hope, good health, and self-sufficiency. The organization was

established to help children and community in the rural area. OOFs currently focuses on establishing Programmes that give long-term benefits to children and its environment everywhere, particularly those in rural areas who are in the greatest need.

10/01/2026

When Custom Officer seize anything from you or your loved ones.
The officers are mandated to provide Notice of Seizure, we call it Seizure Receipt

If you don't collect your Seizure Receipt, what it means is this

The custom officer did not document it and may fail to report it in their office, which will give them the grace to sell it or enrich themselves with what they seize from you

The officer must provide a written document stating what was seized and why (the specific legal grounds or offense).

You have 30 days from the date on the Notice of Seizure to file a formal "Notice of Claim" to contest the seizure.

If you contest the seizure, Customs generally cannot dispose of the goods without a court order of condemnation.

Know your right

Instead of begging those Customs officers, collect your Seizure receipt and contest it within 30 days

You may want ask, Atanda how do i contest it within the 30 days

Submit a formal Notice of Claim to the Customs Area Controller (CAC) at the Area Command where the goods were seized. This letter should detail why the seizure was unlawful
Or

If the administrative claim is rejected in step one, you can file a lawsuit in the Federal High Court.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

Reference,
Nigeria Customs Service Act 2023,

22/01/2025

I strongly disagree with the FCCPC's recent post stating that telecom tariff increases must lead to significant service improvements. Instead, I support SERAP's publication calling on the Tinubu administration and telcos to immediately reverse the unlawful increase in calls and data costs.

Given the current economic downturn and its impact on citizens, it's imperative that the government prioritizes affordability and accessibility. Rather than increasing tariffs, telcos should focus on providing quality services and improving infrastructure.

Reversing the tariff hike and making meaningful service improvements would be a step in the right direction. It's time for the government and telcos to put the needs of citizens first.

O.Benjamin

Address

12 Sadiku Street, Papa Ajao, Mushin
Lagos
23401

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday 09:00 - 17:30
Friday 09:00 - 17:30

Telephone

+2348057507268, +2347035274712

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