All in the name of drug abuse this teenager almost ruined his father!
A Nigerian teenager was recently caught for selling two of his father’s choice cars, SUVs, in order to satisfy his thirst for drugs.
This was revealed by the commander of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Akingbade Bamidele in Abia state during a workshop on substance abuse and illicit drug trafficking held to educate senior secondary school students of the state.
The workshop was organized by the National Committee on Narcotics and Substance Abuse in Abia on June 30.
Nigerian teenager sells off father’s N7.5Million jeep for N350k to buy hard substance
During the workshop, Bamidele revealed that his command recently counselled the teenager as he sold his father’s N7.5 million SUV for N350, 000 in Umuahia, Abia state in order to buy hard drugs.
The commander of NDLEA said the boy sold his father’s two SUVs for that paltry sum because he has gotten to the dependent stage where there’s absolutely nothing he cannot sell just to buy drugs.
The commander said of the boy:
“There’s a boy at Umuahia that his father brought to us for counselling. He sold two vehicles, a Lexus and a Forerunner, worth N7.5m for N350,000. Do you know why? The reason is because he was involved in drug abuse and has gotten to the dependent stage where there’s absolutely nothing he cannot sell just to buy drugs. It was a situation of keep this vehicles for me and just be giving me drugs. You notice when things began to miss at home that something is wrong
He stated further that:
“The cult boys that cut the heads of other students at Uturu and used them for goal post, when they were arrested, we went and tested them and it was clear that they were high on drugs and that gave them such mind to severe another persons’ head for goal post. You have to be very careful. The young man you saw on the screen was sent to deliver a parcel of which he doesn’t know much about and today, he’s in trouble. Ignorance is not an excuse in law. The rich will use the children of the poor to do their illicit drug trafficking”.
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