Tonto Dike has invited another lot of controversies and trouble for
herself by posting the photos of hemps on the social media. As a result
the actress, always in questions and an aspiring musician, will have to
answer about her unlawful act.
The information has been suggested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA on Friday. The agency said that they will be carrying out an investigation for the same. Dike threw a caption to the wind and posted a wrapped weed.
In another picture, she posted a photograph of a weed that was titled as `Happy birthday POKO'. An inscription was also added from her side that says "Mi smoke ganja, mi smoke weed, while my hatez smoke ma gossip."
However, a NDLEA spokesman, Mitchell Ofoyeju, said that the matter had been forwarded to the concerned Department of the Agency and will definitely face a probation. He said that the pictures have clearky drawn the attention and one can easily make out the fact that it is controversial as per the law.
As per the law, no individual is permitted to sell, use, cultivate, or encourage the use of Indian hemp in Nigeria. It is among the banned narcotics in the country.
NDLEA Act Section 14 (b) makes it clear that any person who conspires with, aids, abets, counsels, attempts to commit or is an accessory to any act or offence referred to in this act shall be guilty of an offence under this act and liable on conviction to be sentenced to imprisonment for a term not less than 15 years and not exceeding 25 years.
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The information has been suggested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA on Friday. The agency said that they will be carrying out an investigation for the same. Dike threw a caption to the wind and posted a wrapped weed.
In another picture, she posted a photograph of a weed that was titled as `Happy birthday POKO'. An inscription was also added from her side that says "Mi smoke ganja, mi smoke weed, while my hatez smoke ma gossip."
However, a NDLEA spokesman, Mitchell Ofoyeju, said that the matter had been forwarded to the concerned Department of the Agency and will definitely face a probation. He said that the pictures have clearky drawn the attention and one can easily make out the fact that it is controversial as per the law.
As per the law, no individual is permitted to sell, use, cultivate, or encourage the use of Indian hemp in Nigeria. It is among the banned narcotics in the country.
NDLEA Act Section 14 (b) makes it clear that any person who conspires with, aids, abets, counsels, attempts to commit or is an accessory to any act or offence referred to in this act shall be guilty of an offence under this act and liable on conviction to be sentenced to imprisonment for a term not less than 15 years and not exceeding 25 years.
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