NDLEA Seizes Cannabis, Tramadol Worth ₦6.98bn at Kano Airport and Apapa Port
The Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has made two significant drug seizures at different locations in Nigeria. At Kano Airport, the agency intercepted a female passenger attempting to smuggle cannabis concealed in palm oil kegs destined for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Cannabis Interception at Kano Airport
- NDLEA operatives discovered the cannabis hidden in palm oil kegs
- The passenger was attempting to smuggle the drugs to Saudi Arabia
The agency further reported a seizure of tramadol worth ₦6.98bn (approximately $18.2 million USD) at the Apapa Port in Lagos. The tramadol was discovered in a container.
Tramadol Seizure at Apapa Port
- NDLEA seized tramadol worth ₦6.98bn at the Apapa Port
- The drugs were concealed in a container
The Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency continues to play a crucial role in combating drug trafficking in the country, demonstrating their commitment to protecting public health and combating drug-related crimes.
NDLEA's Efforts Against Drug Trafficking
- NDLEA continues to combat drug trafficking in the country
- The agency plays a vital role in protecting public health
These recent seizures highlight the agency's dedication to their mission and the importance of their work in preventing the distribution of harmful substances across Nigeria and beyond.
Importance of NDLEA's Mission
- NDLEA prevents the distribution of harmful substances
- The agency's work is crucial in safeguarding public health
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>