Call It Cannab!s, Not Indian Hemp – India Tells Nigerians Through NDLEA
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 23/07/2025
Many authorities in India have told the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, in Nigeria that they are no longer comfortable with the term “Indian Hemp,” a name that Nigerians nickname Cannab!s Certi, a banned drug. Cross River State Commander of NDLEA, Rachel Umebuali, disclosed this in an interview in Calabar when she reeled out names of local government areas in the state which have become notorious for illegal drug consumption and cultivation. Although she did not disclose the name of the particular Indian authorities that cautioned them, she added that the Indian authorities (…)
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