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Two Nigerians arrested over cocaine in Lilongwe

  • Oct 21, 2021
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Two Nigerians aged 35 and 28 have been arrested at Area 49 in Lilongwe after being found with 11 grams of cocaine. The suspects have been identified as Chinesi Omuka aged 35 and 28-year-old Ejike Enebenchu. Police raided the home of the two at Area 49and it is suspected that the suspects were selling the […]

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