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VIDEO: Nigeria Police Arrest mam with 24 bags of Indian hemp


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOuVcMlGrqQ?si=BJ0kYsuuV8AY2RD0

The Nigerian National Assembly should stop dragging their feet with the task of writing new legislature governing a LEGAL cannabis industry in Nigeria.

NDLEA head honcho, The Always Mighty General Marwa, directed the National Assembly to to handle this simple task MONTHS ago, yet there is nothing to show for their assignment thus far.

Once medical marijuana has been legalized for cultivation, export and taxation in Nigeria, people who already market it can become productive members of society, rather than prisoners in overcrowded jails.

Na wa ooo, until the make this punishable by death people will not stop

This is extremely terrifying

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSe97wVOMs0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjPC7kkksAI

Uchenna canot claim he doesn't know what was inside the bag. indian hemp get strong smell.

Those bags of Indian Hemp will soon find it's way to the market

Cannabis dealing is illegal while stealing public funds is legal... Nothing we no go see for this our 9ja.

that lots of herbs, ganja is weed, weed grows freely set the man free nature need to be free

Police go smoke half ooo.

Is it not time we legalize this weed or at least allow states that want to legalize it?

What sort of primitive mindset is this arresting people for weed

If I have my way all drugs would be legal from heroine to cocaine to weed... As long as you are an adult... But tax them heavily

Most people don't know the reason Weed is not legalized in Nigeria is because the dealers would lose big time

He made himself a super hero; HEMP MAN.

It should be legalised marijuana is medicinal. Very good for the body

wellmax:
Na wa ooo, until the make this punishable by death people will not stop

Sowore said he will legalise it and that's the best way to go.

Congratulations 👏 🎉 to ours gallant officer

Bad market for the guy
But this smoking of this stuff is actually bad......

wellmax:
Na wa ooo, until the make this punishable by death people will not stop

Narrow-minded ignorance ought to be punishable by 50 years in jail with hard labor.

On a more direct note, please refrain from getting drunk before posting infantile comments in this forum. Alcohol kills thousands annually.

Jakumo:
The Nigerian National Assembly should stop dragging their feet with the task of writing new legislature governing a LEGAL cannabis industry in Nigeria.

NDLEA head honcho, The Always Mighty General Marwa, directed the National Assembly to to handle this simple task MONTHS ago, yet there is nothing to show for their assignment thus far.

Once medical marijuana has been legalized for cultivation, export and taxation in Nigeria, people who already market it can become productive members of society, rather than prisoners in overcrowded jails.

Please have you set your eyes on any form of medical marijuana in Nigeria?

How many of these criminals on the streets smoking and constituting nuisance got prescription?

OredoPikin:
Sowore said he will legalise it and that's the best way to go.

That support for the legalization of medical marijuana in Nigeria is sadly the ONLY sensible comment ever to come out of attention-seeker and perennial election loser Sowore's chattering mouth.

I'm not saying this stuff is harmless, but this is not an issue that law enforcement should be devoting resources to. Furthermore, making it illegal only creates an industry. And if you're going to make this illegal, you should ban alcohol too.

Frankly, this stuff is also medication for some people. Since the puppet government isn't helping them, let them have the stuff.

Exousiang01:
Please have you set your eyes on any form of medical marijuana in Nigeria?

How many of these criminals on the streets smoking and constituting nuisance got prescription?

Don't forget that marijuana is secretly enjoyed by millions of respectable and highly successful members of Nigerian society, who understand the medical benefits of the plant, ranging from stress relief, to glaucoma treatment, to appetite improvement.

Legalization of medical marijuana will merely provide a framework that will ensure that NO dangerous chemicals are added to cannabis, as is always the case in places where it remains illegal.

Michaelajah:
Bad market for the guy
But this smoking of this stuff is actually bad......

how is it bad saint pope, pepsi and fanta dey ok

Legalize this thing make we hear word abegi

You can imagine the effontery. One person with 25 bags of weed. Nawa o.

Jakumo:
The Nigerian National Assembly should stop dragging their feet with the task of writing new legislature governing a LEGAL cannabis industry in Nigeria.

NDLEA head honcho, The Always Mighty General Marwa, directed the National Assembly to to handle this simple task MONTHS ago, yet there is nothing to show for their assignment thus far.

Once medical marijuana has been legalized for cultivation, export and taxation in Nigeria, people who already market it can become productive members of society, rather than prisoners in overcrowded jails.

Not gonna happen, boss mi. What you propose is very sensible and logical. But sense and logic has never been something our elites and most Nigerians are interested in.

I still don't understand why cigarette which is very harmful to people's health is legal while marijuana, a natural plant is illegal. Nor be juju be dat?

GabrielYulaw:
Not gonna happen, boss mi. What you propose is very sensible and logical. But sense and logic has never been something our elites and most Nigerians are interested in.

I follow cannabis news in Nigeria obsessively, Gabriel, and that is why the recent announcement that the NDLEA head has become open to the possibility of a legalized medical marijuana industry in Nigeria drew my attention right away. General Mawra has shown himself to be a visionary innovator who stands to play a pivotal role in revolutionizing Nigeria's agricultural sector, once the National Assembly wakes up to their assigned responsibility in this laudable new chapter documenting Nigeria's economic renasissane.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVlcDHKduP4

This willingness by the NDLEA to embrace a legalized and taxed medical marijuana industry in Nigeria is a new and completely unexpected development that is most likely inspired by the enormous potential of cannabis as a cash crop that is already being exploited by NINE other African nations including Malawi, Ghana, South Africa, Lesotho, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Ganja planter don enter one chance, smile 😊😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😊

Bahamas95:
I still don't understand why cigarette which is very harmful to people's health is legal while marijuana, a natural plant is illegal. Nor be juju be dat?

Most Nigerians would favor a total BAN on cigarettes since they are deadly to addicts as well as to all who inhale second-hand smoke when that poison is burned.

Likewise, many would have no objection to an outright blanket ban on alcohol which is the direct cause of millions of avoidable premature fatalities worldwide.

Marijuana, on the other hand, is scientifically proven to offer a wide diversity of medical and psychological benefits, when used responsibly, and as such, should be legalized as soon as the National Assembly gets off their lazy asses and follow the NDLEA boss' recent directive that they draft legislature that will become the foundation of cannabis legalization as a cash crop in Nigeria.

Get rich quick or die trying

Something the police should forward to NDLEA for proper investigation. The police can't charge the guy in a federal high court

wellmax:
Uchenna canot claim he doesn't know what was inside the bag. indian hemp get strong smell.

yemmight:
You can imagine the effontery. One person with 25 bags of weed. Nawa o.

😂😂😂 greed runs in the black man's veins

Chenu60:
VIDEO: Nigeria Police Arrest mam with 24 bags of Indian hemp


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOuVcMlGrqQ?si=BJ0kYsuuV8AY2RD0

24 bags of weed

this guy don bag award