Peter Obi Raises Alarm Over Drug Trafficking via Courier Services in Nigeria
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has expressed serious concerns about the rise of drug trafficking via courier services in Nigeria, attributing the issue to weak regulatory and law enforcement systems. He highlighted the infiltration of criminal networks into legitimate delivery services, emphasizing the dangers of drug trafficking to society.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has repeatedly raised alarms about this trend, calling for stronger monitoring and enforcement measures to combat the problem. Obi stressed the need for accountability and justice to address the deep-rooted issues in Nigeria's governance system.
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