Crime
Lady Framed By Drug Cartel And Jailed In Saudi Prison, Joins NDLEA
Zainab Aliyu Kila, the Nigerian lady framed by a drug cartel while traveling for lesser Hajj in Saudi Arabia in 2018, has joined the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA.
She was charged and detained for four months by the Saudi Arabian anti-drug trafficking agency over alleged drug trafficking charges.
After several appeals by her parents, media, and civil society organization, authorities discovered that drug barons, in connivance with Kano airport workers, tagged a luggage containing the drugs in her name. Read here. She was released after Nigerian and Saudi authorities independently investigated the matter and established her innocence.
She returned to the country, completed her mandatory one-year NYSC scheme, and has now been enlisted into the NDLEA. She was among the 2,000 newly trained NDLEA officers commissioned at the agency’s academy in Jos, Plateau State on Friday, November 19.
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