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CANU MADE SUCCESSFUL CHANGES FROM 2017 DEPUTY HEAD

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From the year 2017 to present, the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit has made some internal changes that has benefited the unit tremendously. This is according to the Deputy Head of CANU. Here is more.  Javone Vickerie has this story

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