The NAFDAC boss said the swift action of NDLEA had prevented the harmful substances from reaching unsuspecting citizens
Mr Ofoyeju described the exercise as a “bold step” in safeguarding communities from the dangers of drugs.
Mr Akinola stated that the seized cannabis was worth N200,000 per bag.
He said NDLEA will create safe and confidential channels of communication with traditional rulers for prompt intelligence-sharing.
Mr Ofoyeju said, “The achievements were remarkable and underscored our proactive approach towards curbing drug-related crimes in Edo State.’’
The NDLEA Commander in Kogi State, Umar Yahuza, co-chairs the committee with the governor’s wife, Sefinat Ododo.
Mr Joe-Fadile stated that the arrested suspects comprised 246 males and 34 females, aged between 13 and 50 years
Mr Yahuza said the command’s breakthrough in discovering the seven hectares was sequel to credible intelligence from cooperating citizens.
NDLEA assured that efforts are underway to liaise with Saudi authorities to free wrongly detained Nigerians.
Mr Babafemi said the widow is a mother of one and proprietress of a popular outlet in Ago Palace Way, Okota, Lagos.
