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NDLEA intercepts 1.5 million tramadol pills hidden in trucks from Togo

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NDLEA operatives have intercepted over 1.5 million tramadol pills hidden in trucks from Togo, dealing a major blow to drug trafficking syndicates. Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-intercepts-1-5-million-tramadol-pills-hidden-in-trucks-from-togo/

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