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NDLEA intercepts 122,900 tramadol pills, other in three states

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has intercepted no fewer than 122,900 tramadol pills and Exol-5 in Bauchi, Kano and Benue States.

The NDLEA spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, said in a statement on Sunday in Abuja that 87,000 tramadol pills were recovered from a suspect, Tony Ogbonna, 40, in the Yelwa area of Bauchi, on Saturday.

Mr Babafemi added that 13,800 tramadol pills abandoned by a suspect going to Geidam in Yobe were also recovered at Yankaba Park, Kano, on June 14.

He said on the same day in Benue, a suspect, Chidera Gabriel, was arrested with 22,100 pills of the same pharmaceutical opioid at an NDLEA checkpoint in Vandeikya.

The NDLEA spokesperson disclosed that officers of the agency in Kaduna arrested a female pharmacist, Ikwebe Ori.

Mr Babafemi said the arrest followed her attempt to use forged documents to purchase and distribute six cartons of pentazocine injection with 2,000 ampules.

โ€œShe confessed she used fake documents of a Kaduna hospital to order the drug, which she planned to distribute in Kaduna, Abuja and Sokoto.

โ€œThe consignment was initially intercepted at the local wing of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, while being sent to Kaduna by a freight agent,โ€ he said.

Similarly, NDLEA operatives in Niger have seized 1,072 kilogrammes of cannabis in two raids.

Mr Babafemi said 726kg of the illicit substance was recovered at Oyoyo filling station along Kaduna โ€“ Abuja express road on Thursday, June 15.

โ€œFour suspects: Aminu Mohammed, 50; Nasiru Mohammed, 30; Rabiu Haruna, 29; and Hamza Abubakar, 18, were arrested.โ€

According to him, on June 16, operatives intercepted a Mercedes 1422 truck marked MKD 116 ZM on its way from Umunede, Delta, with gallons of palm oil to be delivered at Garki market in Abuja.

โ€œHowever, the truck driver, Jekwe Udenze, 38, along with his two assistants: Gabriel Nzekwube, 43, and Chima Uzoma, 42, stopped over at Uromi, Edo.

โ€œThey loaded 19 jumbo bags of cannabis weighing 346kg, to be delivered at Dumez Luxury Park along Kaduna road, Suleja, to one Ignatius Mokwe, 47.

โ€œBoth the driver and his two assistants, as well as the owner of the illicit consignment, Ignatius Mokwe, have been arrested,โ€ he said.ย 

(NAN)


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