still with the NDLEA and he is yet to excrete the
narcotic drugs believed to be in his body after the court ordered the NDLEA to keep him for another 15 days starting from october 21.
An official of the agency, who spoke with an
online publication yesterday , explained that the
agency might seek the courts permission to
subject Baba Suwe to further tests to remove the ingested drugs by insertion instead of further waiting for the actor to excrete the drugs. A situation which he said might result into dire consequences for him. Extended period of observation might lead to a situation whereby the drugs might burst into the actors system, which will be fatal for him.
We have subjected Baba Suwe to General
Scanning (using Soter R S scanner) and CT scan, both of which indicated high probability of
ingestion of narcotic drug, which hasnt get
defecated several days after confinement.
Conscious of the need to operate within the ambit of the law, but determined to truly ascertain the innocence or otherwise of Baba Suwe, we were forced to apply for court permission to keep him under observation for a further 15 days.
Four days after the court permission, Baba
Suwe is yet to excrete the substances suspected
to be narcotic drugs. So we might seek the courts leave to subject him to optic fibre endoscopy or laparoscopy, the source explained.
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