The police said operatives recorded the success during a stop-and-search exercise.
Mr Mohammed added that Nigeria’s economic growth depended heavily on the rapid expansion of locally owned midstream assets.
According to the statement, the incident occurred on January 24, prompting the deployment of LASEMA’s Eagle Squad to the scene.
A statement on Sunday by NDLEA spokesperson Femi Babafemi stated that the drugs were concealed in factory-sealed coffee packs.
According to Mr Adewusi, the offensive has significantly disrupted the terrorists’ ability to sustain their operations.
According to him, NAF operations disrupted terrorist and criminal activities across Kaduna State.
Mr Makinde reminisced about how Mr Osinbajo’s intervention prevented him from imposing a lockdown on Oyo State during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
The development adds to the list of renewed bandits’ attacks on Kaduna communities.
The police spokesperson said that operatives were deployed to the scene at about 9:00 a.m. on Friday and recovered six bodies.
He added that registration would be available at all JAMB offices.
