NDLEA Supports Regulated Cannabis Oil Export, Opposes Local Use in Nigeria
The Chairman of NDLEA, Marwa, approves the regulated export of cannabis oil but opposes its local consumption in Nigeria. Speaking at a workshop in Abuja, Marwa emphasized the need for caution in policy-making to protect public health.
NDLEA aims to control and monitor the export process within designated zones. The agency acknowledges the medicinal properties of cannabis oil but stresses the importance of thorough research and regulation to prevent misuse and health risks.
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