Nigeria's Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, urged tighter vigilance against arms smuggling ahead of the 2027 general elections. His warning focuses on preventing weapons from moving across the country's borders before the national vote. Adeniyi called for stronger controls and closer coordination among the agencies responsible for border enforcement and election security. The appeal comes as preparations for the election draw attention to the risk of armed disruption. The warning places customs officers and other security agencies on alert as preparations for the vote gather pace. The report did not specify any recent seizure figures or identify foreign countries linked to suspected smuggling routes. Adeniyi also did not announce a specific operation in the brief statement.