A fake policeman, a fake soldier, and a member of the National Youth Service Corps were among 663 suspected drug traffickers and users arrested when operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency raided notorious drug joints in Lagos, Abuja, Benue and other parts of the country.
He said, “In Lagos, the notorious drug haven, Akala, in the Mushin area of the state, was on Friday, October 15, raided by a combined team of 70 NDLEA operatives and 30 soldiers in a joint operation codenamed, ‘Operation Still Waters.’ No less that 27 suspects were arrested, while various drugs such as cocaine, heroin, tramadol, rohypnol and cannabis, with a cumulative weight of 2,463.876kg were seized.
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