Military, NDLEA Seize 2.5 tonnes medicine meant for terrorists

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A joint operation between the troops of 21 Armored Brigade of the Nigerian Military and the Nationwide Drug Regulation Enforcement Company (NDLEA)has led to the interception of a big consignment of a bootleg drug.

Safety analyst, Zagazola Makama, experiences through X that the consignment was destined for Boko Haram Terrorists in Konduga Native Authorities Space of Borno State.

In line with Zagazola Makama , the joint crew who was performing on intelligence, “launched a swift and decisive operation to disrupt the availability of illicit substance to the terrorist {groups}”.

The analyst wrote: “The operation, which was carried out following a tip-off, resulted within the restoration of 163 luggage of the substance, equal to 2.5 tons in a warehouse in Konduga.

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“The suspected illicit substances, often known as ‘Goom’ or ‘Akusukura’, is a lethal psychoactive substance that represents a critical threat to public well being and poses a problem for drug coverage.

“The substance, which is of various varieties, is utilized in each liquid and powdered kind by individuals who principally search to boost their ranges of psychological or nervous exercise within the physique, or put it in easy phrases, get excessive.

“The recovered gadgets had been handed over to the NDLEA crew chief, and the world was cordoned off by the navy.

“The operation highlights the effectiveness of interagency collaboration and the dedication of the navy and NDLEA to holding Nigeria protected”.

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