3 NDLEA Officers Hospitalized After Being Shot in Abuja Drug Raid [PHOTOS]
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The officers were conducting a raid based on intelligence and surveillance reports when they were ambushed by unidentified gunmen, a statement issued by Femi Babafemi, NDLEA’s Director of Media and Advocacy, revealed.
The operation carried out at an uncompleted building in the NNPC area of Jahi, led to the recovery of 74 bottles of codeine, 10 litres of codeine syrup, 48 grams of tramadol (225mg), 4.9 kilograms of skunk (a potent cannabis strain), and five Android phones.
“As the NDLEA team made their way out of the location, they came under gun attack,” the statement said.
The statement disclosed that three officers sustained injuries, one was shot in the rib, while the others were hit in the back and leg.
“The wounded officers were initially stabilized at the Police Clinic in Garki Area 1 before they were transferred to the National Hospital Abuja for further medical attention.
“Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig Gen Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd) expressed appreciation to the staff of the Police Clinic for their prompt support. He also thanked the Chief Medical Director of the National Hospital who was personally reached by him for overseeing the treatment of the wounded officers.
“The NDLEA boss who is in Kano on official engagements also spoke on phone with the injured officers to wish them quick recovery.
“He assured them that the Agency will deploy every means at its disposal and work in collaboration with other security agencies to fish out those responsible for the attack on them,” Babafemi said in the statement.



