NCS Ogun Command seized 211 packs of Bible sized Cannabis, concealed and conveyed under 46 bags of Rice in a Coaster Bus belonging to Federal University along Idiroko Axis of the Command. The Cannabis and the suspect were handed over to NDLEA officials Ogun Command.

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Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/08/customs-service-seize-211-packs-of.html?m=1

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Nawao, Bible get size?

So this is what all these Buhari media centre workers smoke before coming here to tell us things buhari have done, but we Nigerians don't see it with our normal eyes

wonders shall never end... nah for bible them they hide drugs now...
the thing tire me oooo

Nawa for you! Why dragging bible into you breaking news?!

You title is a deceptive as the tricks of the drug baron you mentioned.

Change!!!

wao the drug business is booming
plaise da lore

bencrane:
wonders shall never end...
nah for bible them they hide drugs now...

the thing tire me oooo

they so bible size ooo

interesting ,Nigeria uniform men don dey get sense

bencrane:
wonders shall never end... nah for bible them they hide drugs now...
the thing tire me oooo

u no undastand gud englsh.

PRESS RELEASE


FUNAAB DISMISSES STAFF, DEBUNKS MISINFORMATION ON PAYMENT OF REPUTATION FEES BY STUDENTS

Authorities of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State have dismissed from service, a Driver/Mechanic II in the Bureau of Transportation, Mr. Abiodun Abolade, who was recently accused of being in possession of items suspected to be contraband substances, along Imeko-Afon/Olorunda area of the Idiroko border, Ogun State.


The letter of dismissal, referenced FUNAAB/R/JP.1804/1/43 and signed by the Acting Registrar of the University, Dr. (Mrs.) Linda Onwuka, reads in part: “I write to inform you that your services, as a Driver/Mechanic II in the Bureau of Transportation are no longer required by the University and consequently, you are hereby dismissed from the services of the University with immediate effect”. The decision was taken in adherence to extant regulations, the rules of engagement of the said officer in the University, as well as avail the accused person the required time and attention, to respond to the allegations leveled against him by law enforcement agents.


As a responsible and law-abiding organisation, the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State, is committed to upholding all statutory enactments guiding its establishment, subsisting legislation in Ogun State and the nation in general. This uncompromising and non-negotiable stance had always and severally been hammered to bonafide members of staff and students of the University.


Already, the University has put the necessary machinery in place, to carry out proper investigations, to ascertain what actually transpired on the said date on one hand, while law enforcement agents, on the other hand, would be allowed and supported to perform their statutory duties in the overall interest of all citizens.


Meanwhile, the attention of University Management has been drawn to the false information being disseminated that, following the event that transpired between the dismissed staff and law enforcement agents, students of the University had been asked to pay certain amount of money, as reputation fees, and to present letters of undertaking, to be of good behavior. This piece of information is untrue, embarrassing, misleading, mischievous and should be disregarded.


The University is currently on its first semester break for the 2016/2017 Academic Session, following the end of examinations on August 1, 2017; hence, academic activities are on recess, while normal administrative services are fully ongoing.



Emi' Alawode (Mrs)

Head, Directorate of Public Relations,

Federal University of Agriculture.

Abeokuta.