Police Uncover Suspected Indoor Cannabis Farm In Lagos, Two Arrested
The Lagos State Police Command has uncovered a suspected indoor cannabis cultivation operation in a residential property in the Apapa area of the state. According to a viral video published by News Central, the seemingly ordinary residential apartment was allegedly converted into an indoor cannabis farm. The plants, which would take three months to mature, […] The post Police Uncover Suspected…
The Lagos State Police Command has discovered a suspected indoor cannabis cultivation operation within a residential property in the Apapa area. According to a viral video, the property was reportedly converted into an indoor cannabis farm, with plants that would take three months to mature. The incident allegedly involved a foreigner and a Nigerian property manager, whose identity remains undisclosed.
The property manager stated that he initially provided assistance to the stranded foreigner and had no intention of profiting from the situation. However, the foreigner later proposed the idea of the cannabis farm, to which the manager agreed without any intention of making money. The police commissioner, Tijani Fatai, described the discovery as a significant breakthrough in the fight against drug abuse and trafficking.
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