Drug trafficking in Nigeria is a very serious offense, and can result in lengthy prison sentences and severe financial consequences. However, these penalties can vary widely depending on the circumstances of the case, the location where the offender was caught, and other actions they’ve taken – such as selling drugs or employing kids in the distribution or sale of drugs.

In this blog from Gallant Military Info, we will examine the penalties for drug trafficking in Nigeria and related information to provide you with more information on what charges may be brought against suspected drug traffickers.

What Is Drug Trafficking?

Drug trafficking is an outlawed trade, where drugs under legal prohibition are made available for general consumption.

It takes series of processes such as production, cultivation, manufacture, procurement, storage, importation, exportation, transportation, distribution, offering for sale, dealing in, peddling in and sale of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances under international control (NDLEA, 2010; Adeniyi, 2011).

The illicit drug trade is an organized transnational criminal activity, which cut across different countries of the world. Why few of the nations are source countries, others like Nigeria are transit and consumption countries.

Read full article HERE: https://gallantmilitary.org.ng/2022/12/01/drug-trafficking-in-nigeria/

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