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Army, NDLEA recover 725 bags, guns of suspected cannabis in Edo

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: December 16, 2019 2:23 pm
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) sets to destroy substance suspected to be cannabis
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725 bags of substance suspected to be cannabis and eight Dane guns have been recovered from suspected drug traffickers by troops of 4 Brigade and 32 Artillery Brigade Nigerian Army Exercise Crocodile Smile IV.

The operation was in a joint operation with personnel of National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).

This was contained in a statement issued  by Maj. Ojo Adenegan, Assistant Director Army Public Relations, 4 Brigade, Benin.

Adenegan said that the recovery was made during a raid at Ivbiodohen Forest, in Ivibiodohen Village, 5 Kilometers from Uzebba community in Owan West Local Government Area of Edo.

He explained that during the operation, the troops raided three different camps with warehouses at various points for storing marijuana.

Adenegan said that in camp one, the combined team recovered 19 jumbo bags, containing 32 blocks of substance suspected to be cannabis, and 22 bags containing 10 blocks of same substance.

Another 18 bags containing the same substance, but yet to be parked as well as eight locally made guns.

Dane guns recovered from suspects
Dane guns recovered from suspects

He revealed that in camp two, the troops recovered eight bags of substance suspected to be cannabis and discovered suspected cannabis plantation.

Adenegan said that in Camp three, the troops recovered 545 bags of substance suspected to be cannabis, 113 jumbo bags of the substance suspected to be cannabis seeds and arrested one suspect in connection with the crime.

He added that at the end of the operation, the camps were burnt, while the suspect, the eight locally made guns and samples of the substance suspected to be cannabis were handed over to the NDLEA for further action.

“We are once again using this medium to solicit for the general public cooperation in the area of information sharing on criminal activities within the State and its environs.

“The Nigerian Army will not relent on its effort at ensuring a peaceful Edo and environs,” he said.

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