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Baba Suwe excretes again without any drug
The popular Yoruba comic actor, Alhaji Omidina Babatunde otherwise known as Baba Suwe who is being held at the custody of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) yesterday made his second excretion without any trace of drug found.
Yesterday excretion has made it the second Baba Suwe has excreted since his arrest by the anti-narcotic agency.
Sources in the NDLEA said even though no drug has been found in the excretion he passed out that the actor will still remain in the agency’s custody until they are convinced otherwise.
When asked what the agency should no drug is still found on him, the source said the Yoruba actor will be left off the hook.
While saying Baba Suwe is still a suspect up till now, the NDLEA source lamented that the media should be blamed for blowing open the case while it was still under investigation.
According to the source, ordinarily, the anti-narcotic agency will never make open to the public any case under investigation until such has been proven.
There has been conflicting reports on the true position of things with the ace actor with a section of the media reporting on Saturday that Baba Suwe made the first excretion on Friday while others said he was yet to.
The Sunday Tribune has however gathered that the excretion he passed out on Friday and yesterday did not contain any drug.
When asked when the actor will likely be released, the NDLEA source said there was no time yet as he will still continue to remain in the custody of the agency.
The ace actor was to board an Air France flight to Paris at about 10pm on Wednesday October 12, 2011 at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos when he was arrested on the suspicion that he carried drug.
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