Drama As 48-Year Old Woman Vomits & Excretes 80 Wraps Of Cocaine At Abuja Airport

    A 48 year-old woman caused a mild drama at the Nnamdi
    Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja after she allegedly vomited 15 wraps of
    white, powdery substances that tested positive for cocaine.
    Saidat Hassan, a mother of three,‎ was arrested at the
    central screening section of the departure hall during the screening of
    passengers on an Egypt Airline flight to Jedda, Saudi Arabia, en-route Cairo.
    She was immediately apprehended by officers of the National
    Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) who discovered that she had ingested 80
    wraps of cocaine weighing 904 grammes, the agency said in a statement on
    Friday.

    Hamisu Lawan, the NDLEA Abuja airport commander said efforts
    were made to protect her from any harm resulting from drug ingestion.
    “As soon as we discovered that the suspected wraps she
    vomited tested positive for cocaine, we took measures to ensure her safety by
    preventing any harm that may result from drug ingestion,” said Mr. Lawan.
    “While under observation, she excreted sixty-five similar
    wraps. In all, she ingested 80 wraps of cocaine weighing 904 grammes; her case
    is under investigation.”
    Mohammad Abdallah, the‎ NDLEA Chairman, who expressed
    satisfaction with her arrest said her action negates every principle of good
    parenting. 
    “This is gross ineptitude on the part of a mother saddled
    with the responsibility of nurturing her children into future leaders,” said
    Mr. Abdallah, a retired colonel.
    “I am glad that she did not die from drug ingestion and she
    is alive to face trial. Besides escaping the risk of swallowing cocaine, this
    arrest also saved her because drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia is punishable by
    death.

    “She will soon be charged to court because the law must run
    its full course. I expect the general public to learn lessons from this case
    that drug trafficking leads to pain, ignominy and untimely death.”
    Mrs. Hassan, a native of Idiroko, Ogun State who resides in
    Lagos Island claimed to be a business woman dealing in clothing materials.
    “I am a business woman and I sell women clothes at Balogun
    market,” she said in her statement to the NDLEA.
    “I used to buy my goods from Ghana. I was introduced into
    the drug business by a friend and business partner. The drug was brought from
    Abidjan, Ivory Coast and we were to share the proceeds equally.
    “Until my arrest, I never knew that the cocaine I ingested
    would have led to my death in Saudi Arabia. I thank God for keeping me alive.”

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