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NDLEA intercepts 14.5 tons of cannabis sativa, ‘Ghanaian Loud’ in Lagos

NDLEA intercepts 14.5 tons of cannabis sativa, 'Ghanaian Loud' in Lagos
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NDLEA intercepts 14.5 tons of Ghanaian Loud linked to wanted drug baron in Lagos. The agency also arrested some Persons With Disability.
NDLEA intercepts 14.5 tons of Ghanaian Loud linked to wanted drug baron in Lagos. The agency also arrested some Persons With Disability. PHOTO CREDIT -- Official X handle of the NDLEA -- https://twitter.com/ndlea_nigeria/status/1754081764459323645
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ASHENEWS reports that operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have intercepted large consignments of a strong strain of cannabis sativa, ‘Ghanaian Loud’, smuggled into Lagos from Ghana loaded in two trucks and a J5 bus with a total weight of 14, 524.8 kilograms.

The three vehicles conveying jumbo bags of the psychoactive substance were trailed and intercepted at Ojuelegba area of Lagos in the early hours of Sunday 28th January 2024.

“In the process of blocking the vehicles, two of the drivers jumped off on motion while the third driver, 66-year-old Nasiru Ojomu, who works with wanted Akala, Mushin-based drug baron, Suleiman Jimoh (alias Olowo Idi Ogede, also known as Temo) was arrested, a statement by the agency’s spokesperson,” Femi Babafemi said on Sunday.

He added that the NDLEA has in the last three years seized several shipments of the same psychoactive substance worth billions of naira linked to Temo.

“The wanted drug lord has since gone into hiding while the Agency continues manhunt for him.”

The statement added that NDLEA operatives on routine patrol around a warehouse sealed at Church Street, Idumota, Lagos by the Agency over an ongoing investigation on Thursday 1st February also arrested three suspects: Joseph Joshua; Muhammed Adamu and Balarabe Musa.

The suspects were alleged to have burgled the store and loaded 546,700 pills of tramadol and other opioids into a waiting yellow bus marked BDG 447 XD and an unregistered Suzuki minibus.

“Meanwhile, a male deaf and dumb suspect dealing in illicit substances has been arrested at Samaru area of Zaria, Kaduna state. At the time of his arrest, 150 grams of cannabis were recovered from him while selling the psychoactive substance. Another suspect, Ibrahim Sani, 56, was also arrested in possession of 51 kilograms of same substance at Tirkaniya area of the state.

“Operatives in Abuja on Wednesday 31st January arrested Emmanuel Paul with 43.5kg cannabis concealed in used shoes loaded in a trailer coming from Ogbese, Ondo state to be delivered at Gwagwalada area of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.  In Katsina state, NDLEA officers on patrol along Dutsinma – Katsina road on Friday 2nd February apprehended a suspect, Murtala Isah, 35, with a total of 37,600 pills of tramadol and other opioids recovered from him.”

In Kogi state, the NDLEA said its operatives on Wednesday 31st January destroyed 833.32 kilograms of cannabis sativa on a two-acre farmland at Iluke community, Kabba- Bunu LGA while the owner, Samuel Atonila, 49, was equally arrested.

“On the same day, operatives in Nasarawa also arrested three suspects: Muhammed Musa, Bilyaminu Musa and Sadiya Ya’u with same psychoactive substance weighing 24.4kg at Uke, Karu local government area of the state, while no less than 258 kilograms of same substance were recovered from a bush store around Ikare bypass, Owo, Ondo state,” the statement added.

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