
A Nigeria Customs Service officer has died in a car crash in Cross River State, Premium Times reports. According to the police, the officer, who served at the Mfum Border in Etung Local Government Area, reportedly lost control of his vehicle while attempting to avoid a pothole. Authorities confirmed the incident, which highlights concerns about road conditions in the area.
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