The Cross River State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has said it has arrested two suspected drug barons on Yahe-Ikom Trans International Highway, The Nation reports.
According to State Commander, Anthonia Edeh, the suspects, Azuka Emmanuel, 55 and Ndubuisi Okafor, 23, were apprehended with the drugs during a stop-and-search operation.
Edeh said that they were with 76.050kg of Methamphetamine and 100.1kg of Ephedrine, worth N2.5 billion.
The suspects concealed the drugs in cereal packs, foodstuff packs, and industrial fillers.
Edeh said the suspects would be arraigned at the Federal High Court as soon as investigations were concluded.
She also called for the cooperation of the public to fight drug dealers, while urging the government to assist the NDLEA in logistics, to enable it traverse the nooks and crannies.
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Good Job ! this Time around NDLEA. But your error has almost caused a Nigerian Comedian – BABASUWE his career , Major brands are reluctant to give him jobs and endorsements because of the stain your Organisation has put on his career . Holding him hostage for more than three weeks despite finding no single substance on him.
It took the effort of Late human right activist _ BAMIDELE ATURU and well meaning Nigerians to get him freed. Yet you did not apologize, meaning you do same to any innocent Nigerian.
Please invest in technology and high density scanners , which can located any substance hidden in any part of the body or object to avoid this kind of irreparable career damaging error NDLEA committed in BABASUWE’s case.
However , NDLEA has not also paid BABASUWE his N25 million naira damages as ordered by the high court after it became obvious you made an error, neither has the organisation put out a public apology to him.
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