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Navy arrests 1 suspect, intercepts 620 tonnes of Indian hemp in Kogi

OsunDailyBy OsunDailyApril 14, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Nigeria Navy Ship Luguard has intercepted 620 tonnes of cannabis sativa popularly called India hemp in Kogi State.

OsunDailyNG learnt that the interception of the illicit drugs by the Nigerian Navy led to the arrest of one suspect identified as Aliyu Lawal.

Parading the suspect in Lokoja, the Commander, Nigerian Navy Ship Luguard, Commodore Mosses Epelle said โ€œAt About 12pm on 4th April 2024, personnel of NNS Luguard deployed at Jamata checkpoint arrested a navy blue golf car with registration number HK511ABC conveying 620 parcels of substance suspected to be marijuana.

โ€œOne of the two suspects escaped from the car while the driver identified as Aliyu Lawal confirmed moving the substance from Edo State to Abuja en route Lokoja.

Other items recovered were a Police MESS membership card, and a camouflage jungle hat, among other things with which the suspects made his way through checkpoints.

โ€œUpon arrest, the suspectโ€™s effort to bribe the personnel was to no avail, as they were guided by the core values of the Nigeria Navy which includes professionalism, integrity and teamwork.โ€

Epelle advised hoodlums to desist from illicit means of livelihood stressing that the long arm of the law will catch up with them.

โ€œThe Nigeria Navy ship Luguard has resolved to stem the tide of insecurity in Kogi State. The arrest will serve as a deterrent to other criminals in Kogi State. On 23rd January this year, a similar fit was accomplished.

Receiving the seized substance from the Nigeria Navy Ship Luguard, the superintendent of narcotics, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Kogi State Command, Olorunfemi Abolarin said the command will begin investigation, adding that, once it is concluded, the suspect will be charged to court.

โ€œNDLEA has been doing tremendously well across the country to reduce the transportation of hard drugs. Here in Kogi State, every day we have been making arrests and seizures. The suspects will be charged to court when investigation is concludedโ€ Abolarin said.

The 620 seized cannabis sativa weighs 110 kilograms.


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