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Talk:News:2026-11-02/Enforcement/lagos-police-uncover-an-indoor-farm-for-suspected-cannabis-in-a-residential-building-in-apapa-and-arrest-two

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Discussion for: News:2026-11-02/Enforcement/lagos-police-uncover-an-indoor-farm-for-suspected-cannabis-in-a-residential-building-in-apapa-and-arrest-two • View • Links • Related changes

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Dating

The Sun's article, dated 3 November 2026, says the operation took place "on Monday, November 2" and quotes a statement signed on Tuesday by the police public relations officer.

Category

The statement describes a facility "equipped for the cultivation, harvesting and processing of substances suspected to be cannabis" and does not say that plants were found or destroyed, so the item is recorded as Enforcement rather than Eradication.

Quantities

The Sun and the Guardian Nigeria give no plant count and no weight, so none is stored. The statement calls the substances "suspected to be cannabis".

Map pin

The statement names no street. The pin is the point for Apapa local government area (Q49100758).

These notes were recorded when the news item was prepared. Éloise 15:39, 5 November 2026 (+07)

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