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NDLEA destroys $360m drug lab linked to Mexicans in Ogun

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NDLEA dismantles Nigeria’s largest meth lab in Ogun, valued at $360m, with 10 suspects including Mexicans on trial. Learn about the environmental risks and Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-destroys-360m-drug-lab-linked-to-mexicans-in-ogun/

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