The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) warns parents that some cookies and gummies in circulation may contain illegal substances. In a public statement, NDLEA says it has identified cases involving drugs disguised as common imported snacks, prompting a call for increased vigilance at home.
Both outlets cite NDLEA’s media and advocacy director, Femi Babafemi, who advises parents to monitor children’s consumption of such products. The warning is framed around concerns that children may unknowingly ingest substances that could be harmful.
While the reports broadly align on the alert and the need for parental oversight, they differ mainly in wording and emphasis. One outlet focuses on the discovery of drugs in cookies and gummies and the need to protect children, while the other highlights that the items are reportedly circulating and specifically mentions cannabis-infused products. Neither report provides detailed seizure locations or distribution sources in the excerpts provided.
