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NDLEA intercepts 748kg tramadol on Benin-Lagos road
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NDLEA intercepts 748kg tramadol on Benin-Lagos road

Punch Nigeria 1 day ago 1 mins read
The Edo State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency on Monday said it intercepted controlled pharmaceutical drugs, including tramadol weighing 748.02kg, on the Benin-Lagos Expressway. The NDLEA Edo State Commander, Mitchell Ofoyeju, disclosed this in a statement while presenting the latest operational breakthrough to journalists in Benin. He said, “On Thursday, April 23, Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-intercepts-748kg-tramadol-on-benin-lagos-road/

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