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NDLEA Arrest Zinolesesky And Mohbad In Possession of Molly, Cannabis

The spokesperson of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, has given reasons why two Marlian music signees, Oniyide Azeez popularly known as Zinoleesky and Ilerioluwa Oladimeji aka Mohbad, were arrested in the early hours of today February 24.

 

In an interview with DailyTrust, Babafemi said the singers were arrested following credible information that they were in possession of hard drugs.

”Yes, they have been arrested because we had reliable information that they were in possession of drugs. We moved in on them and recovered drugs. That is why five of them were arrested; three males and two females.

When their house was searched we found in their possession molly and cannabis. The investigation is still ongoing but we have to trace where they are getting these substances from.”

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