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August 17, 2026|13:29

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BREAKING: NDLEA destroys N301 billion worth of illicit drugs in Lagos

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NDLEA organises public destruction of illicit drugs by burning at Navy Town in Ojo, Lagos State.

NDLEA said the illicit drugs, weighing about 330,000 kilogrammes, comprised seizures from concluded cases and abandoned consignments that had been taken out of circulation.

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