NDLEA affirms capture of 26-year-old thought street drug dealer in Kogi

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency on Saturday said a 26-year-old drug dealer has been given over to it for investigation and indictment by the Kogi State Police Order.

Abdulkadir Abdullahi-Fakai, Kogi State NDLEA Commandant, uncovered this to the News Organization of Nigeria in Lokoja.

Abdullahi-Fakai said: “The NDLEA today, Saturday, September 10, recognize the exchange of Friday Momoh, a suspected drug dealer, to us by the Nigeria Police on Friday, September 9.

“Momoh was apparently captured just by the entryway of the Kogi State Polytechnic by the security men of the establishment.”

Abdullahi-Fakai revealed that the suspect was captured with different druds, including Marijuana Sativa, otherwise known as Indian Hemp, adding: “investigation has since started.”

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The Leader expressed gratitude toward the Kogi State Police Order, particularly the Official, CP Edward Egbuka, for the supported collaboration, participation and figuring out existing between the force and his organization.

NAN reports that agents of Kogi Polytechnic Security Unit on Thursday caught Momoh, who was in control of thought hard drugs while attempting to enter the campus grounds of the establishment in Lokoja.

Found in his control were 66 wraps of weed thought to be Indian Hemp, four holders of the weed, arranged charms, scissors, N52,000 cash and other hard drugs called ICE.