A fuel truck bearing an old logo of NNPC Ltd. was intercepted with a large quantity of cannabis. The truck was found to be carrying 2,145kg of cannabis. NNPC Ltd. has disowned the truck, clarifying that it is not one of theirs.
The interception was made by the NDLEA. The incident occurred in Ondo State.
Further details about the incident can be found through the source, including any additional information about the truck and its contents.
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