Ohaneye, who spoke on Saturday, said this was part of measures to curb the trafficking of Nigerians, especially girls.
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Patricia Deworitshe, Director, Media and Public Relations, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, revealed this.
Sharafadeen was arraigned on a three-count charge.
The State’s Commander, Femi Agboalu disclosed this while addressing a news conference Monday in Yola, the State’s to commemorate the 2022 United Nations Day Against Drug Abuse and Trafficking, saying that the Command intercepted 3,107.786kg of hard drugs within the period.
The defendant, who is unemployed, is standing trial before Justice Yellin Bogoro.
The agency’s Zonal Commander in Uyo, Ubong Ekwere, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Bartholomew Onyeka, paraded the suspects before journalists on Wednesday in Jos.
The Ghanaian Envoy spoke when he visited Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman/CEO Nigerians in Diaspora Commission.
The United States of America Department of Justice announced the development in a statement on Wednesday.
Delivering judgment, Justice Uch Agomoh said she convicted Adediran based on overwhelming evidence.
The victim is said to be critically ill currently and without access to any medical service because of his status as an illegal migrant
Ibrahim Salami, one of the Cotonou, Benin Republic-based lawyers of Sunday Igboho, disclosed the new charges after Monday’s hearing, where Igboho was ordered to remain in police custody in Benin Republic.
The names of the three other convicts are: Azeez Tijani, 20; Wale Joseph, 35 and Abdulahi Oladokun, 25.
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 National Drug Law Enforcement Agency charged Idowu with trafficking.
Bello, an Assistant Controller General, gave the advice while addressing personnel of the Plateau State Command at the end of his visit to the command on Wednesday in Jos.
The agency also intercepted 2,800 bottles of diverse cough syrups after it thwarted attempts to smuggle them into the Federal Capital Territory.
The Command’s Public Relations Officer (PPRO), ASP Zubairu Aminuddeen, confirmed the development to newsmen in Dutse on Wednesday.
Lawan made this known in a keynote address to declare open a Public Hearing on the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency Act 2004.
The National Agency for the Prohibition in Persons charged Suleiman, who resides in Kadawa Miltara Quarters of Ungogo Local Government Area of Kano, with one count of trafficking in persons.