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Buying blow Abuja

Once a well-kept secret, the sale of cocaine in Abuja seems is getting mainstream. Drug dealers employ some unique — even ridiculous — means of peddling their wares. There are clear indications that the Federal Capital Territory FCT is increasingly becoming a den for illicit drugs trade. At Garki, an area that serves as the major sale point in the FCT, dealers and buyers converge at a garden. Students, children of highly-placed Nigerians and others of both genders all converge to buy and use an assortment of hard drugs. Some of the callers at the infamous garden come in flashy cars, in which they remain while being supplied. Kingsley told Weekly Trust that the upper-class clients of the drug dealers come in a variety of super-posh cars. NDLEA sources hinted that about 34 addicts were picked up and are currently being rehabilitated. At Wuse Zone 4, where NDLEA operatives carried out a raid recently, a foreign exchange dealer said though suspected drug dealers were arrested during the raid, the major kingpin escaped. Other areas where the drug-dealing is booming includes various nightclubs, dark areas around Area 1 Bridge and even some restaurants whose owners are oblivious of the illicit trade going on within their premises. Interestingly, even roadside traders and hawkers are in on the game and some of them have been found to possess and sell a variety of narcotics. Omolade Faboyede-Omole said between January and July this year, the agency has carried out over drugs-related arrests within the FCT. The FCT Command recovered 1, Upon the interception of a wheelbarrow-using sweet-seller, it was discovered that he had concealed his illicit wares under the biscuits. One Abubakar Shehu, 20, from Kebbi State, was also nabbed with over 50 bottles of cough syrup containing Codeine, a favourite among drug abusers. He was also found with several sachets of a strong prescription anti-depressant. Faboyede-Omole said it was worrisome the rate at which cough syrup is abused, mostly by youths. Drugs were recovered in commercial quantity. I called him and advised him to stop. I thought he did, until he was arrested. The only thing I have noticed is that they may receive a phone call, and then they would disappear. Maybe they have places they go to meet their customers. By hehu Abubakar. Click here to start.