Troops of the Special Task Force, Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), maintaining peace in Plateau and parts of Kaduna and Bauchi states, have arrested two suspects with cannabis Sativa worth N9.5 million, according to the Media Officer of the task force, Maj. Ishaku Takwa.

In a statement he issued on Saturday in Jos, Takwa added that the suspects, Patrick Kalu, 60, a retired Police Sergeant, and Friday Kalu, 40, were arrested along Manchok – Vom road on Saturday.

“This afternoon, our troops arrested two suspected drug dealers and recovered 320 blocks of Indian hemp worth N9.5 million concealed in a Toyota Camry car with registration number Abuja ABC 214 HV.

https://newsrand.com/2021/09/05/troops-intercepts-2-drug-dealers-with-n9-5m-worth-of-hemp/

Igbo men will not like this news o .

why must they change the name to Kalu?


okay they meant to write Umaru,na mistake.

No need checking name, it must be them

before opening it I already knew where they are from... but wait o them use drugs swear for these people? or na only them need money for this country? haba na

insidelife22:
why must they change the name to Kalu?



okay they meant to write Umaru,na mistake.

The only one you are deceiving is yourself.

Everyone knows that yeebos have a monopoly of baby factory, prostitution and drugs.

Let's correct the ills in the society instead of lies.

sad