The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.
The Senate has called for proper investigation of the N2bn worth of cocaine intercepted by the Nigeria Customs Service at the Apapa Tincan Island Port in Lagos.
The drug, which was intercepted on October 13, 2016, had been handed over to the NDLEA by the Customs.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Senator Joshua Lidani, who led members of the committee on oversight visit to the offices and facilities of the NDLEA in Lagos, called for synergy among security operatives at the seaports.