Nigeria catches more than 1,600 birds in the largest wildlife traffic

Nigeria’s Customs Agency has captured more than 1,600 birds in Kuwait, which described the “largest” wildlife in the country as wet traffic.

Ring-necklace parrots and green areas and yellow-frontons, at Nigeria International Airport, Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Agency said the Agency said on Tuesday.

It is the “largest” NCS spokesman Abdullahi Kaiwada told BBC, in a country that makes wildlife frequently.

Porous edges of Nigeria, extensive corruption and weak enforcement has been key to ivory, pangolin scales and other wildlife products.

NCS said the birds were able to intercept through routine controls.

The statement said that the shipment did not need to have documentation and permission. Despite the usual birds, the paper should be appropriate.

A study is being carried out to find and judge responsible for illegal load managers, adding birds to the national rehabilitation park before releasing the desert.

Although the seizure was held on July 31, they shared only the public on Tuesday, not only the research, but also Mr. Zaiwada.

He added that Nigerian trafficked animals are linked to Asian.

Nigeria, wildlife and flora is a signer of agreement on endangered international trade.

Illegal wildlife trading generates $ 7- $ 23 million in the world (£ 5-17 million) annually, according to animal conservation charity International.

There are great demands in the Canary Islands in global traffic trade, for well-known songs, charity said.

The rare species of wild parrots can get $ 1,000 or more.