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Nigerians filmed exhuming buried contraband frozen chicken by custom amidst growing hunger (VIDEO)

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In a stark reflection of Nigeria’s ongoing struggle with hunger and economic hardship, Nigerian citizens spotted on camera digging up buried contraband—specifically frozen chicken that had been confiscated and buried by the Nigeria Customs Service.

This alarming incident has garnered significant attention both nationally and internationally, highlighting the urgent food insecurity faced by many Nigerians.

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Nigeria has long grappled with the challenges of smuggling and illegal trade, particularly within its agricultural sector. To support local farmers and enhance food security, the Nigerian government has implemented strict import regulations, including bans on certain food items such as frozen poultry. These actions aim to foster local production, protect domestic businesses, and prevent foreign goods from undermining local farmers.

However, such measures have led to substantial stockpiles of confiscated goods—items that, if accessible to those in need, could alleviate hunger. The exhumed chicken symbolizes not only an economic loss but also a stark reminder of the daunting struggle for basic sustenance faced by many Nigerians.

The reports of citizens exhuming the buried chicken elicited varied reactions across the society. While some labeled the act as illegal, others recognized it as a desperate plea for help, born out of the severe food insecurity many families currently experience. In a country where inflation, currency depreciation, and high unemployment persist, a small amount of chicken can represent a vital source of nourishment amidst escalating struggles.

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