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Claimed Drug Case: NDLEA Opens Suit Against Abba Kyari

Claimed Drug Case: NDLEA Opens Suit Against Abba Kyari

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Monday, opened its case against the suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCP, Abba Kyari, before the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja. THE GUARDIAN reports.
At a resumed sitting the agency witness, Patricia Afolabi, who is attached to its forensic unit, testified before the court. Information Guide Nigeria
The witness told the court that part of her job specification involves receiving and conducting forensic analysis on drug exhibits.
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Afolabi told the court that she had on February 7, 2022, received from the forensic liaison officer of the agency, Abubakar Aliyu, one sealed transparent evidence pack containing 24 dispensing packs each.


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The witness said that each of the parks contained a white substance measured at 0.5grams.

She said the package also contained a request form for analysis.

“From the analysis I conducted, which I labelled exhibit A-X, I found out that 21 of the exhibits contained cocaine, while exhibits H to G were found to be negative,” Afolabi said.

“I then issued an analysis report of my findings, which I signed and sealed. I repacked them as exhibits in a large envelope and addressed it to officer-in-charge, NDLEA Abuja.”

The court admitted all the exhibits in evidence without objection from the defendants.

While cross-examining the witness, Kyari’s lawyer, asked her if it was true that every suspect in a drug deal must be present before analysis is conducted, a question the witness answered in the negative. jamb results

She said it was not customary that all suspects would be present when substances are also handed over for analysis.

Continuing, the witness, who said she has over 30 years of experience, said: “I was not present when the drug was recovered. I was not present when NDLEA received it.”

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She confirmed that NDLEA operatives are stationed at all entry points in Nigeria, including at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu.

Asked if she was aware of it was NDLEA that recovered the cocaine at the Airport in Enugu, the witness said she was not aware.

“I don’t know who recovered the substance. I did not come in contact with any of them,” she added.

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