Marijuana stuffed in between cigarettes in Wuse 2 |
Banned drug substance Marijuana (Igbo) has flooded the
streets of the Federal Capital Territory Abuja according to an investigation
carried out by CKN Nigeria.
Our investigation showed that the banned substance is
not only freely sold at motor parks as the case in Lagos State and other States
of the Federation...It is now freely displayed and sold on the streets of Abuja,the capital city of Nigeria without
and hindrance.
They are displayed in the full glare of the public by
sellers of cigarettes popularly known as “mallam” or mai taba.
The drugs were wrapped in white papers in the form of cigarettes
and stuffed in between packs of branded cigarettes, sweets and other wares sold
by the hawkers.
The sale spread across the major centers in the city
like Garki,Wuse,Maitama,Asokoro,Kado Estate, Gwarinpa ,Kubwa,Sun City,Games
Village,Lugbe and other neighboring villages surrounding the city.
Young men (and in some instances) ladies as young as 16
years and above are seen puffing away
the drug.
When CKN Nigeria crew approached some of the sellers
for verification, they confirmed it and even went as far as saying its becoming
lucrative.
They also confirm as their patrons, members of the
armed forces, police, top politicians, civil servants, prostitutes, artisans
and students.
A wrap goes for as cheap as N20.
These two pictures as captured by us, was taken this morning
at one of the popular streets in Wuse 2, Abuja.
It’s yet to be seen how the NDLEA and other security
agencies are going to cope with the upsurge in consumption of marijuana In the
FCT.
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Wat you have pictured here is not Igbo...these are hand rolled tobacco blunts....
ReplyDeleteYou see igbo, you say na tobacco.
ReplyDeleteCommon at abattoir karu.
ReplyDeleteWht u have pictured is not marijuana dat tobacco pls be sure of wht u re saying
ReplyDeleteWhat can NDLEA do about it? Only God can judge.
ReplyDeleteThis reporter I don't think you ve seen a rapped igbo in ur life if you can call what is in picture igbo pls if you don't ve any news just sleep no body will sack you
ReplyDeleteI belive wht is there is not igbo is chaku basir
ReplyDeleteDts not what is called igbo. CKN,try to be sure of what u are saying. This is wot is call(jedi)
ReplyDeletePpl around me used 2 smoke marijuana but the one in white rapped paper is indo called marijuana. But what I see in it is dt they shld be doin it in coded way d way they normally do it b4, instead of smokin it in d public, bcos I'v seen many senators, military men, police force politicians, even civilians dt love it, it shld be coded
ReplyDeleteDis don't look like weed @ all. CKN abeg respect urself.Y una wan begin fuck up like dis. D reporter sef gon u no dey try @ all. How weed one rap go come dey sell for 20naira dats bad biz na!
ReplyDeleteReporter either doesn't know marijuana or is Deliberately drawing attention 2 hard drug peddling & consumption in FCT. Either way, let's always do the right thing @ all times.
ReplyDeleteIn ma village, we call dat jawarone. Its gud for old people with rheumatism.I appeal to de govt to, pls legalise it den cancel nicotine. @deeloc
ReplyDeleteIgbo claro, avi, zuzu, kpoki,marijuana, kpom,weed,eja,stuff,crack,kush.....who say u bad for body go die like fowl wey fall enta bEer. Bross reporter weitn u see na jawarone fo old ppl wit"kpekehea" still, gudluck jonatan, legalise am cos I no say u sef dey game.@deeloc
ReplyDeletePls I believe in CKN, bt dis post here I doubt it bcos it's nt marijuana(igbo) pls nd it can nt be sold 20naira, do us a favour remove d pix nd file d case of dat calld igbo, nd dnt gv us fails information pls kk tnx
ReplyDeleteCkn is trying to save some nigerian youth but pple don't see it in dat way, I my self I have seen dem in many aere of city Abuja, Jabi forset some police men is alwey dere take igbo avery day opp delta line motor go dere u we see 4urself, malam Is selling igbo a very were now in abuja ckn thank u very much 4 dis report, I no many we not like it but keep ur good work
ReplyDeletebad weed anyway
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