Eliezer, who excreted 100 wraps of the drug, told investigators that poverty pushed him to commit the crime;
“I live in Brazil, where I work in a supermarket and lived with my wife and four children. Life in Brazil is tough because I live from hand to mouth. It was poverty that made me to smuggle drugs. I took risk by swallowing 100 wraps of cocaine for N200,000 because of poverty.”Francis said he took to drug trafficking to augment the meager salary he earned at a bakery in Brazil.
“I am single and have been working in Brazil for two years. At present, I work in a bakery and my salary is meager. My plan was to give the drug to a friend in Dubai, but he did not come to collect the drug as planned. This was how I had to come to Nigeria with the drug. I blame my friend for my arrest because I would have made S15,000 (about N2.8m) from the deal.”Sobuzochukwu, who holds a diploma in accounting, also said his poor salary as a cleaner forced him to ingest 26 wraps of cocaine for a fee of S1,500 (about N285,000);
“I regret my involvement in drug trafficking. I dropped out of school in Junior Secondary School class two and I work in a toy company in Brazil,” he added.The NDLEA Chairman, Ahmadu Giade, says the suspects will soon be charged to court.
Omo dis one na one chance for them. Crime never pays. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteThe no play their way well any way that is how God want it to be
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm,poverty! Poverty!! Poverty!!!
ReplyDeleteNo..I don't think its poverty
DeleteThem get luck they were caught here....but I think in east parents n family members puts much pressure to their young once as such they tend to do anything possible good or bad to make quick cash ......its terrible
ReplyDeleteAbeg don't say that that is how de choose to leave their life
DeleteA shameful act hmm
ReplyDeleteThe poverty wey I dey shout,na bc dem lie for poverty head,it's greed,
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