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NDLEA Uncovers Drugs Concealed In Vehicle Engine And Tyres
Eko Hot Blog reports that in a shocking revelation, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) operatives have uncovered drugs hidden within the engine compartments and tyre tubes of commercial vehicles.
Femi Babafemi, the Director of Media and Advocacy, shared this alarming information via his X account on Sunday, accompanied by a video showcasing the intercepted contraband.
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Expressing concern over the increasing desperation of drug traffickers, Babafemi questioned whether passengers should now inspect vehicle components before boarding. “The desperation by drug traffickers is appalling. So, should passengers start searching the engine compartment and tyre tubes of commercial vehicles before they board now?” he wrote.
The video footage, shared by Babafemi, provides a chilling glimpse into the lengths drug traffickers are willing to go to evade detection. It depicts NDLEA officers meticulously inspecting vehicles, revealing the clever concealment methods employed by the traffickers.
In one instance, the video shows drugs hidden within the engine compartment of a vehicle, while another clip reveals the contraband stashed inside the tyre tubes.
Babafemi’s post has sparked a nationwide conversation about the escalating battle against drug trafficking and the innovative tactics employed by those involved in the illicit trade.
The NDLEA’s discovery highlights the agency’s commitment to combating the drug menace and the importance of vigilance and thorough inspections, particularly in the transportation sector.
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As the war on drugs intensifies, the agency’s efforts to disrupt the supply chain and apprehend those involved in the trade have become more crucial than ever. The NDLEA has urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities or information that could aid in the fight against drug trafficking.
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