NDLEA operatives raided the Oloro camp at Ogbese in Ondo State, arresting 50-year-old Linus Odogwu and destroying 25,000 kilogrammes of cannabis on 10 hectares of farmland while recovering 89.5 kilogrammes of processed cannabis.
🇳🇬 Oloro camp, Ogbese, Akure North LGA, Ondo State · Nigeria
In a Sunday statement on 21 April 2024, NDLEA spokesman Femi Babafemi said operatives had raided the Oloro camp at Ogbese in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State.[1][2]
Officers arrested 50-year-old Linus Odogwu at the camp and destroyed a total of 25,000 kilogrammes of cannabis growing on 10 hectares of farmland, while recovering 89.5 kilogrammes of processed cannabis.[1][2]
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