A fresh graduate of the University of Ilorin, Unilorin, and a current student have been arrested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, for allegedly producing and selling drug-laced cupcakes to students. The incident has attracted significant attention and sparked discussions across social media platforms, with many reacting to the news.
The report surfaced on a popular social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), through a post by @InsideIlorin_NG. The post revealed that the two individuals involved were arrested on December 29, 2024, at Oke-Odo, Ilorin. The fresh graduate, Khadijat Abdulraheem, and the current student, Ayomide Morakinyo, were apprehended by operatives of the NDLEA for their involvement in the production and distribution of drug-laced cupcakes to students. The arrest has raised significant concern due to the involvement of university students in such illicit activities.
The post on X provided further details on the arrest, stating that a search of the suspects’ apartment led to the discovery of 42 pieces of the drug-laced cupcakes. These were believed to be the items they had been producing and selling to their fellow students. The revelation has since caused an uproar, with many commenting on the alarming nature of the crime, especially considering the involvement of young individuals who should be focused on their academic pursuits.
As the news spread across social media, concerned individuals and users took to the comment section to share their thoughts and reactions to the incident. The diverse responses reflect the shock and disbelief that many felt upon hearing of the arrest. Some expressed concerns over the negative impact of such incidents on the reputation of the university, while others questioned the involvement of students in such illegal activities.
See some reactions below:
@iamthepreence: “What Cana cake are they selling in Ilorin?”
@Mr_Sprime: “That one done graduate niyen.”
@Pl8nty: “Are you for or against ilorin?”
@Rinola_: “Omo, Unilorin no dey like hear this kind news.”
@shogbadun: “Wetin concern Musicians with arrest. Them dey blow Cana in front of Governor. Poor man wey thief Maggi!!!”
@LawalBravo12: “Good, but you should not have tagged our precious school.”
@cashmalexy: “I heard people use Milo sachet to sell drugs as well.”
@crossroadz_: “Rich man wey steal money we no de see thier face for crime fighters.”
@jnrpella031: “Be like na wetin dey cake wey burna won taste be this.”
@AOnipako: “Haaaaa,, Omoh na rusticating be this oh.”
@Aunty__B: “Unilorin no dey like hear this one ooo😭 Rustication straight.”
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