

NDLEA spokesman, Mitchell Ofoyeju said the matter had been referred to the appropriate Department of the Agency and would be probed. This was his statement: “Our attention has been drawn to the post quite frankly and I can tell you that action will be taken on it. The law is clear and NDLEA has been very clear on the issue. No one is permitted to sell, use, cultivate or encourage the use of Indian hemp in Nigeria. The weed is one of the banned narcotics in the country, Ofoyeju said.
“NDLEA Act Section 14 (b) states that any person who conspires with, aids, abets, counsels, attempts to commit or is an accessory to any act or offence referred to in this act shall be guilty of an offence under this act and liable on conviction to be sentenced to imprisonment for a term not less than 15 years and not exceeding 25 years. “Investigation has not started as of now, but definitely, a step has to be taken on the matter. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse; so, it is obvious that the actress stands the risk of 15 years jail term. The appropriate Department is meeting on the issue for necessary action.”

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They should dump her in prison since she dnt want to be useful, the Little change she is getting is dtiving her crazy
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ReplyDeleteThis is nonsense, does posting a picture of weed make someone a weed smoker? Ndlea should concentrate on more important things. Since weed is illegal why happened them probed Benson & Hedges who produced the paper used for smoking weed. We leave the grass root of problems and concentrate on the victims.
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