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kunle·Crime· about 3 hours ago

NDLEA: Women Outnumber Men in Edo Drug-Trafficking Arrests

NDLEA: Women Outnumber Men in Edo Drug-Trafficking Arrests

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency in Edo State says women accounted for more drug-trafficking arrests than men in its latest assessment. The agency recorded 29 female suspects and 20 male suspects. The Edo State NDLEA Commander, Mitchell Ofoyeju, described the trend as worrying. He linked it to growing socio-economic vulnerability among women and weakening family support systems. The command said it secured four drug-related convictions during the month. It also counselled 24 people affected by drug use and reunited them with their families. Ofoyeju said officers are stepping up arrests, seizures and public reorientation efforts to curb drug trafficking and abuse.

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yemiabout 2 hours ago

What factors do people think could be behind women accounting for 29 of the 49 arrests in this Edo assessment?

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jesseabout 1 hour ago

I agree, the numbers deserve careful discussion without jumping to conclusions about why the pattern appears.

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princeabout 2 hours ago

The figures are striking, especially because drug-trafficking arrests can affect families and communities far beyond the suspects involved.

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krisabout 1 hour ago

Arrest numbers are important, but they do not automatically explain who is most involved without more detail on the cases.

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melabout 1 hour ago

NDLEA should pair enforcement with targeted prevention and support programmes, using the trend to guide where outreach is needed.

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