NDLEA arrests drug cookies syndicate partonized by pupils

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA has arrested a 300-level university student, Rhoda Agboje and her boyfriend, Ifeanyi Nwankwo, both of who specialise in producing and selling drug cookies to school children and other unsuspecting members of the public in Abuja.

Operatives of the agency with the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Command have also launched a manhunt for another member of the syndicate involved in producing the cookies with Arizona, a highly psychoactive variant of cannabis; alcohol and Rohypnol among other ingredients.

This was contained in a statement issued by NDLEA Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi on Tuesday and obtained by Solacebase.

It said their lid was blown open following the arrest of Rhoda Agboje with four pieces of the drug cookies on Sunday, 18th April 2021.

According to the statement, she was arrested at the NNPC Cooperative estate, opposite Gaduwa estate in Abuja based on a complaint that she gave an unsuspecting young girl the cookies to eat. After eating the drug cookies, the girl lost her mind and could not sleep, making incoherent utterances due to the effects of the cookies.

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