Officer Woo Denies Drug Trafficking Arrest Claims

Jubril Oladapo Gbadamosi, popularly known as Officer Woo, has publicly denied reports of his arrest for drug trafficking, specifically for allegedly importing a substantial quantity of cocaine-laced brownies from Mexico. The claims surfaced online on Thursday, prompting Officer Woo to respond on Saturday through a statement from his legal representative.
He labeled the reports as false and defamatory, asserting that they are attempts to damage his reputation and brand. Officer Woo is demanding an immediate and unconditional retraction of the statements made by the individuals responsible for circulating the false information.
He has also requested a public apology to be issued on the same platforms where the defamatory statements were published, with a deadline of 48 hours from the date of his statement. As of now, neither NAFDAC nor the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has officially confirmed or debunked the allegations regarding his arrest.
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