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55- Year-Old Female Pilgrim Excretes 82 Wraps Of Cocaine Worth N10m

The 55 year-old Nigerian female pilgrim who was
arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law
Enforcement Agency NDLEA last week , at the
Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, has
excreted the last wrap of cocaine she ingested.
The suspect, Mrs Binuyo Basari Iyabo who has
been under observation reportedly expelled 82
wraps of cocaine weighing 931grammes which
street value is estimated at N10 million.
The suspect according to the agency’s
commander at the Abuja airport, Hamisu Lawan ,
was arrested during the outward screening of
passengers on an Emirate flight to Dubai en-route
Medina, after testing positive for drug ingestion.
She was on her way to Medina, Saudi Arabia on
pilgrimage.

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