NDLEA arrests Unilorin graduate, student for producing and selling drug-laced cupcakes
A fresh graduate of the University of Ilorin, Unilorin and a current student have been arrested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA for allegedly producing and selling drug-laced cupcakes to students.
The report surfaced on a popular social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), through a post by @InsideIlorin_NG.
The post read: “A fresh graduate, Khadijat Abdulraheem, and a student of @UnilorinNGR, Ayomide Morakinyo, were on December 29, 2024, arrested by @ndlea_nigeria operatives at Oke-Odo, Ilorin, for producing and selling drug-laced cupcakes to students.” included photos of the suspects.
Further details revealed that the illegal substance was discovered during a search of their apartment, where 42 pieces of drug-laced cupcakes were recovered.
As the news circulated online, concerned individuals took to the comment section to share their reactions and express their thoughts on the incident.
See some reactions below:
@iamthepreence: “What Cana cake are they selling in Ilorin?”
@Mr_Sprime: “That one done graduate niyen.”
@Pl8nty: “Are you for or against ilorin?”
@Rinola_: “Omo, Unilorin no dey like hear this kind news.”
@shogbadun: “Wetin concern Musicians with arrest. Them dey blow Cana in front of Governor. Poor man wey thief Maggi!!!”
@LawalBravo12: “Good, but you should not have tagged our precious school.”
@cashmalexy: “I heard people use Milo sachet to sell drugs as well.”
@crossroadz_: “Rich man wey steal money we no de see thier face for crime fighters.”
@jnrpella031: “Be like na wetin dey cake wey burna won taste be this.”
@AOnipako: “Haaaaa,, Omoh na rusticating be this oh.”
@Aunty__B: “Unilorin no dey like hear this one ooo😭 Rustication straight.”
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