Men of 81 Division, Nigerian Army, have intercepted 792 parcels of illicit drugs suspected to be Cannabis Sativa (Indian hemp) in the Ilaro area of Ogun State. Osoba said: “The parcels of Indian hemp were concealed in a truck coming from the Volta Region of Ghana. “It was estimated that the suspected illicit drugs were worth about ten million naira and were to be delivered to a drug syndicate based in Lagos. “It took the vigilance of the troops at the checkpoint to detect the concealed drugs after resisting the bribe offered by the suspected drug syndicate. The post Nigerian Army intercepts 792 parcels of Indian hemp in Ogun appeared first on Latest Nigeria News | Top Stories from Ripples Nigeria.

Source: The Guardian September 02, 2022 19:33 UTC