Troops Intercept Vehicle Transporting Large Quality Of Cannabis In Kogi

As part of ongoing efforts to dismantle drug trafficking networks strongly affiliated  to banditry and sundry crimes in order to  enhance security across Kogi State, troops of 12 Brigade Nigerian Army have successfully intercepted a vehicle conveying a large quantity of Cannabis Sativa during operations in the Agbede response area of Kabba-Bunu Local Government Area.

On 1 December 2025, troops on patrol intercepted a red Toyota Camry with registration number ABJ 325LA transporting illegal substances from Ekiti State to Borno State. The driver, identified as Mr. Hamisu Sule, attempted to evade arrest by fleeing upon sighting the troops check point employed intermittently along transit routes to frustrate the use of such  routes  as a transit corridor. The vehicle was eventually pursued and apprehended along the Apata–Lokoja road in Lokoja Local Government Area.

A total of 306 parcels of Cannabis Sativa weighing 276 kilograms were recovered from the vehicle. Both the driver and the seized items have been handed over to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Kogi Command for further action.

The Brigade wishes to reassure the general public and the good people of Kogi State that the Nigerian Army remains fully committed to protecting lives and property, maintaining a robust presence across the state, and preventing criminals from operating with impunity.

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