Police arrest Cameroonian and Nigerian for tramadol trafficking in Adamawa
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The Adamawa State Police Command has apprehended a Cameroonian national and his Nigerian accomplice for allegedly trafficking 197 sachets of tramadol across the Nigeria–Cameroon border. SP Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje revealed that the suspects were caught by the Border Patrol Unit in Fufore during a routine operation. The Commissioner of Police, CP Dankombo Morris, praised the officers involved and ordered a thorough investigation into the case.
What happened
- Muhammad Mustapha from Kano State and Muhammad Sanusi from Garoua, Cameroon, were identified as the suspects.
- The suspects were intercepted while allegedly transporting tramadol through Adamawa State towards Cameroon.
- The drugs were reportedly moved from a South-Eastern state and were being smuggled into Cameroon before interception.
- The Border Patrol Unit in Fufore was credited for its vigilance and professionalism during the arrest.
- The police command emphasized its ongoing commitment to fighting drug trafficking and other illicit crimes in the state.
