The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency says it intercepted 8,287 bags of suspected Canadian Loud, weighing 4,143.5 kilogrammes, at the Apapa port in Lagos.
She noted that women accounted for more than 90 per cent of the reported workplace harassment cases.
He said preliminary investigations revealed that the illicit consignment was being transported to the Berger area of Lagos State.
Residents said the flooding challenge reflected years of urban growth that had outpaced drainage infrastructure.
The parents unanimously rejected the move and appealed to President Bola Tinubu to reconsider the approval.
NiDCOM also announced various financial support packages for the returnees.
The state government noted that taking such responsibility would also enhance security and sustain property value.
The police said the suspects were allegedly involved in terrorising residents of the Apapa, Ijora and Badia areas of the state.
The residents said constant rainfall had triggered devastating flooding in the area.
The Accord chairman expressed disappointment with the judgment.
