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Man Hides N19million Worth Of Tramadol Tablets In Plasma TV Cartons At Kano

Man Hides N19million Worth Of Tramadol Tablets In Plasma TV Cartons At Kano
A man named Stanley Arinze has been arrested by the Kano Police command for trying to smuggle hard drugs(tramadol) into Niger state.

The man who is a native of Anambra State reportedly supplies Tramadol tablets to Kano and Republic of Niger.

The tablets worth N19, 200,000 were intercepted after being concealed inside LG Plasma TV Cartons in a trailer along Kano Eastern bye_pass.
The tramadol tablets were well concealed in the yellow plasma cartons, he hid so well that one won’t be able to know.
The Kano police force were able to apprehend the suspect based on tip off from a reliable source.

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