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NDLEA intercepts Colorado shipments from UK, recovers drugs hidden in speakers

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The NDLEA noted that its Directorate of Operations and General Investigation intercepted a music speaker containing three packs of Colorado at a motor park in Maza Maza, Lagos.

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