young guy sells his father's N7.5m SUV for N350k to buy drugs in Abia

                             

The Commander of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Abia state, Akingbade Bamidele, says the summon as of late guided an adolescent kid who sold two of his dad's Sports Utility Vehicles esteemed at N7.5 million for N350, 000 in Umuahia, Abia, keeping in mind the end goal to purchase hard medications.



Bamidele made the revelation when he talked at a workshop on substance mishandle and unlawful medication trafficking for senior optional school understudies, sorted out by the National Committee on Narcotics and Substance Abuse in Abia yesterday.

"There's a kid at Umuahia that his dad conveyed to us for advising. He sold two vehicles – a Lexus and a Forerunner worth N7.5m for N350,000. Do you know why? The reason is on the grounds that he was included in tranquilize mishandle and has been able to subordinate stage where there's literally nothing he can't pitch, just to purchase drugs. It was a circumstance of keep this vehicles for me and simply be giving me drugs. You see when things started to miss at home, that something isn't right."

Talking further, Bamidele said

"The faction young men that cut the heads of different understudies at Uturu and utilized them for objective post, when they were captured, we went and tried them and plainly they were high on drugs and that gave them such personality to serious another people's set out toward objective post. You must be extremely watchful. The young fellow you saw on the screen was sent to convey a package of which he doesn't know much about and today, he's in a bad position. Obliviousness is not a reason in law. The rich will utilize the offspring of the poor to do their illegal medication trafficking".