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NDLEA intercepts Saudi-bound cannabis in palm oil keg, ?698bn tramadol

Punch Reporter

October 18th, 2026

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NDLEA operatives have intercepted a female passenger with cannabis in palm oil at Kano airport and seized tramadol worth ?6.98bn at Apapa Port, Lagos. Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-intercepts-saudi-bound-cannabis-in-palm-oil-keg-%e2%82%a66-98bn-tramadol/

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NDLEA intercepts Saudi-bound cannabis in palm oil keg, ?698bn tramadol

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NDLEA intercepts Saudi-bound cannabis in palm oil keg, ?698bn tramadol

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