Jolaoso Moruf, the NDLEA Media and Advocacy Officer in Borno, said this in a statement issued in Maiduguri on Thursday.
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Garba sentenced Rabiu after he pleaded guilty to the charge of possession of illegal substances.
The woman, from Obunku community, Oyigbo Local Government of Rivers State, was arrested on June 29, 2022.
Consequently, Azeez is standing trial on a charge of illegal possession of Indian hemp to which he pleaded not guilty.
The spokesman of the Command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed this development in a statement on Sunday.
The student made the confession while he was being questioned, apparently by his teachers, after he was caught with others
This was contained in a statement by Babawale Afolabi, Spokesperson of the Kwara State Command of the corps on Friday.
A Prosecutor with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Beatrice Igberaise, told the court that the accused committed the offence on January 22 in the Ojumose area of the Ekiti capital.
The defendants are: Kehinde Kolawole, 30, and Jamiu Surajudeen, 25, both facing a three-count charge of conspiracy, breach of peace and indecent act.
It also seized 7,059 bags of 50kg of foreign parboiled rice.
The Customs Controller in charge of the zone, Al-Bashir Hamisu, made this known to newsmen in Kaduna on Wednesday.
The convicts are Peter Okoro, 18, and Aniete Donatus, 30.
Delivering judgment, Justice Uche Agomoh held that she convicted and sentenced Adegboye based on the evidence before her as well as the plea of guilt entered by the convict.
The acting spokesman of the Command, DSP Edafe Bright, disclosed this in a statement made available to newsmen on Sunday in Warri.
A distress call had been received that the robbers were dispossessing residents of their valuables.
The NSCDC spokesperson of Katsina Command, DSC Mohammed Tukur, disclosed this while handing over the suspects and exhibit to the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency on Tuesday.
The convicts, Abdulraman Ojoola, 35; and Lukman Rasheed, 23, were sentenced to four months imprisonment each while Ayuba Yusuf, 20, is to spend six months in the custodial centre.
The operation, carried out on Wednesday at 1am, led to the arrest of 144 male suspects.
The NCS Comptroller in the zone, Al-Bashir Hamisu, made the disclosure on Friday in Kaduna, while displaying the seized goods before newsmen.
The police charged the four minors , Sani Abubakar, 18 and Mustapha Isa,19 with possession of dangerous weapon, dangerous drugs and dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp.