The Niger State Police Command has arrested two suspects over an attempt to ferry sixteen bags of suspected Indian hemp to Ndayako village in Mokwa Local Government Area of the state.

The state Police Public Relations Officer (PRO), DSP Wasiu Abiodun, who made this disclosure in a statement in Minna on Sunday, said the suspects were arrested on September 6, 2023, based on credible intelligence received, by police operatives attached to Mokwa Division.

The suspects included; Auta Umar Saidu, 25, Mohammed Bala, 52, both of Mokwa.

According to him, “The said Auta was intercepted and arrested at Muwo village during an attempt to ferry 16 bags of suspected Indian hemp to Ndayako village.

“During interrogation, Auta confessed that he was sent by Bala to receive the bags from one Lawali, who brought the items from Ondo State.”

He explained that Bala was later arrested and both confessed that the bags were for sale, and they have been in this business together for almost eight months.

The suspects have been transferred to SCID Minna and they have been arraigned in court for prosecution.

MrsTwrite:
God have mercy!
See what poverty caused.💔

Lukepeter:

Is it poverty though? I don't think so, there is a demand for it; somebody has to supply.

mwnk:
I no pity anyone doing illegal businesses. If una like make una kill dem troway. There's no excuse for crime. Thunder fire all illegal people out there including yahoo boys and olosho. Una no go ever end well.

mwnk:
woman wey dey collect money from man after fcukingg