Men of the Abaji Command of the National Drug
Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), have
intercepted a truck carrying substance suspected
to be Indian hemp at an Army checkpoint in Abaji,
on the Abuja-Lokoja road.


A source with the NDLEA who preferred
anonymity confided in our reporter that the truck,
with registration number LGT500XA, was
intercepted during a stop and search operation at
about 2:00a.m. on Saturday.


“It was while on a the stop and search operation
that we suspected the truck was carrying some
substance which we suspected to be Indian hemp
and we ordered the driver to drive down to our
office,” he said.


He said when the vehicle was searched, over 800
parcels of Indian hemp were discovered loaded
beneath the truck.


Our reporter learnt that the truck driver was
conveying chicken feed from the eastern part of
the country to the North.


When contacted, the Abaji commandant of the
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA),
Garba Shehu, confirmed the arrest, but declined
to make further explanations and directed this
reporter to contact the FCT command for further
details regarding the arrest.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/city-news/ndlea-intercepts-bus-carrying-indian-hemp-in-abaji/169303.html

East coast...

Lol. After the Chidinma Okeke incident, I just realised cannabis sativa just might not be the most lucrative vegetable to grow anymore.

Someone's November stock and money gone in the wind



Eeyah

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