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Two Nigerians arrested in India over drug trafficking

Punch Nigeria 10 days 1 mins read

Two Nigerians have been arrested by police in India over alleged involvement in drug trafficking. According to The Times of India on Friday, the suspects were apprehended in South Delhi’s Maidan Garhi following a targeted police operation. Police authorities said the arrests were made after “specific intelligence” was received on April 27, indicating that two Read More: https://punchng.com/two-nigerians-arrested-in-india-over-drug-trafficking/

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