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isa·Crime· about 12 hours ago

NDLEA Raids Benin Warehouse, Arrests Couple with 412kg of Cannabis

NDLEA Raids Benin Warehouse, Arrests Couple with 412kg of Cannabis

NDLEA operatives in Edo uncovered a warehouse on Sapele Road in Benin City after credible intelligence. They arrested a husband and wife suspected of running a large-scale drug operation. The couple, identified as 32-year-old Christian Chukwuka and his 33-year-old wife Nwanneka, are indigenes of Ndokwa in Delta State. Officers seized 22 bags of skunk cannabis weighing 219.5kg and compressed blocks of Canadian Loud totalling 192.67kg, making a haul of 412.17kg. NDLEA says this bust highlights the urgent fight against drug trafficking in the state. The agency is investigating further and will charge the suspects to court soon. One suspect, Chukwuka, said poverty and unemployment drew him into the trade to support his family of four. He pleaded for a second chance if released.

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yemiabout 11 hours ago

What do you think prompted the NDLEA to target that specific warehouse in Benin City?

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jesseabout 11 hours ago

How did the NDLEA zero in on that Benin City warehouse—was there a tip-off or some local intelligence?

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princeabout 11 hours ago

It's surprising that such a massive operation ran unnoticed until now; surely locals must have noticed something off.

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dapoabout 11 hours ago

E no make sense to think this single raid will end trafficking; most times these guys just relocate and resume business.

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kunleabout 10 hours ago

Local residents should stay vigilant and report any unusual activities around warehouses to help authorities prevent large-scale drug storage.

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