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Court to rule on NDLEA bid to destroy ₦480bn meth lab Friday

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The Federal High Court will rule on NDLEA’s application to destroy a ₦480bn clandestine meth lab in Ogun State. Learn more about the case and the agency’s Read More: https://punchng.com/court-to-rule-on-ndlea-bid-to-destroy-%e2%82%a6480bn-meth-lab-friday/

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