Police Stumble on Stash of Stolen Medicines in Niger’s Suleja
By: Oluwaseun Lawal
It started with a tip. Monday night, folks in Suleja, Niger State noticed something odd—cartons, just sitting there, abandoned behind an unfinished building in Sandaco. People got worried. They called it in. Police didn’t waste time. By 8 p.m., officers from ‘B’ Division were on the scene.
What did they find? Eight big cartons. Full of medicines—Amodiaquine, Sulfadoxine, Pyrimethamine. All just left there, no explanation. The police scooped them up, took them back to the station. Now, everyone’s asking: who left them, and why? The investigation’s on. No answers yet, but the story’s just getting started.
Oluwaseun Musa Lawal is an Editor at REPORTERS ROOM with over eight years of professional journalism experience. He specializes in reporting on politics, climate change, health, and education, while also covering security, economic, and judicial affairs. His work is driven by a commitment to accuracy, balanced reporting, and public-interest journalism.
