- One -acre marijuana farm in Kikuyu, Kiambu County, was the center of a police operation on Wednesday, March 19
- Legal administrators handled reports issued by Kidfarmaco area residents who reported one of them to participate in the agriculture
- Police found the illegal plants in the middle of the field when planted maize and vegetables to hide against passers -by
Police are searching for three people believed to be behind a marijuana farm in the Kidfamaco area in Kikuyu sub -county.
Source: UGC
The officers at the Kikuyu police station visited the one -acre farm after being informed by local residents.
How the police searched for a marijuana farmer in Kikuyu
They discovered that the substance was growing in the center of the field, surrounded by vegetables and maize crops to hide it from the passers -by.
Expressing deliberate investment, the officers found sprinkles near the farm that passed water on the field.
“In addition to planting maize, there is a bank, and they have put an irrigation scheme near it. We came and confirmed, now we are looking for the landowner and those he has hired,” The chief soldier in charge of the operation said.
In further search, the officers found the harvested items dried along the field.
They began to remove marijuana the whole field to make sure it remained clean.
Despite several quarter efforts to be legalized, marijuana is considered to be one of the most illegal drugs in Kenya.
The Kenyan law on drugs and psychological drugs (regulation) states that anyone with such a drug, found guilty, should serve ten years in prison.
Why Ledam Olekina, Cackkoya want marijuana to be legalized
Narok Senator Ledama Olekina is among the leaders who are on the record demanding the drug.
Source: Twitter
He claimed that marijuana contains hemp, which, according to him, is worth medicinal and can be turned into a commercial product.
Also in the list of advocates for marijuana is the leader of the Roots party George Wajackoya, whose presidential nomination in 2022 was about his manifesto.
The immigration lawyer often claimed that the largest market around the world would bring Kenya more revenue from the sale of the product, thereby improving the economy.
In his estimation, the Jackoyah saw that the household involving marijuana would not miss at least 200,000 KSh as an annual dividend due to the sale of the product.
HOME MOTHER finds her maiden doing marijuana business
Another news, a Kenyan woman canceled her home support, who was allegedly selling items from her house in Nairobi.
According to the woman, her home assistants cheated on her identity and her native home to hide from the trafficking while doing the illegal business.
The employee cheated that he was a native of Tabora in Tanga, Tanzania.
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