NDLEA arrests four notorious female drug dealers in 4 states

Author: Akinbayo WahabPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

NDLEA arrests four notorious female drug dealers in 4 states

The NDLEA arrested four notorious female drug dealers in Edo, Imo, Kano, and Gombe states. On June 2, in Benin City, three women were apprehended, including 21-year-old Anita Abraham with 95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud. In Kano, 19-year-old Saifullahi Lawan was arrested with 38 kg of skunk. In Gombe, a 28-year-old suspect was caught with 15,000 tramadol capsules.

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