Umaru who was sentenced to a year imprisonment for carrying 64kg of dried Indian hemp some years ago, said he’s been finding it difficult letting go of the Indian hemp business as it runs in his blood.
“Cannabis business is my blood, it is extremely difficult for me to stop it. When I was embarking on this trip from Lagos to Sokoto, I never knew that the operatives would arrest me in Mokwa, it is my luck” he said.
NDLEA’s commander in Niger state, Sylvia Egwunwoke confirmed the arrest and also urged members of the public to join in the effort to stop the distribution and sale of illicit drugs in the state.
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