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The Federal High Court in Benin City, Edo State, has sentenced Owoeye Tobi, a 29-year-old female drug trafficker, to 10 years in jail and hard labor.
Additionally, it was reported that the convict was offered a N25 million fine by Justice B. O. Quadiri.
The convicted individual received a sentence related to several drug counts that involved illegal possession of various narcotics, such as methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, tramadol pills, and cannabis sativa.
Judge Quadri gave the convicted party a two-year prison term on each of the five crimes, with the possibility of an additional N5 million punishment on each of the five counts.
Officers from the NDLEA Edo State Command arrested the Osun State native in February 2025, and she was charged under case number FHC/B/16c/2025.
Her illegal possession of 168.1 grams of narcotics was discovered. 161 grams of cannabis sativa, 0.2 grams of heroin, 0.7 grams of cocaine, 2.4 grams of Tramadol capsules, and 3.8 grams of methamphetamine are among the substances.
According to Mitchell Ofoyeju, head of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Edo State, who responded to the ruling, such severe punishments are crucial for discouraging possible criminals and bolstering the continuous fight against drug trafficking.
“Drug trafficking is a criminal offense that has caused untold havoc to mankind, affecting individuals, families, and society,” Ofoyeju stated, expressing his satisfaction with the ruling.
“People who want to hurt society must not get away with it. They will be deterred if drug traffickers are aware that the punishment is not only guaranteed but also appropriate.
This decision is both a positive and admirable development. We’ll keep tackling the drug problem by collaborating with law enforcement, the courts, and community organizations,” he declared.
In addition to reaffirming the Command’s commitment to fighting the illegal drug trade, the Edo NDLEA commander cautioned the public to exercise caution and notify the agency of any suspected drug activity.
According to him, the conviction is a clear reminder of the consequences that drug dealers face in the law.
