Justice Musa Kakaki of the Federal High Court in Lagos on Wednesday inspected a clandestine laboratory in Iloti community, Ogun State, where the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) alleged that 10 defendants facing illicit drug charges produced and stored large quantities of methamphetamine.
The inspection formed part of the ongoing trial of three Mexican nationals and seven Nigerians accused of operating the laboratory.
The defendants, who were brought from the Lagos Correctional Centre, include Carlos Meza Torrero, Nemecio Martinez Felix and Jesus López Valles.
Others are Anochili Innocent, Nwankwo Sunday Christian, Egwuonwu Uchenna Victor, Igwe Abuchi Remijus, Ifeanyichukwu Chibuike Joshua, Omonughwa Kingsley Orike and Nwobum Emeka Christopher.
On the premises, E. Buhari, a prosecution lawyer, called Ajilema Anebi, the first prosecution witness and an expert in clandestine laboratories, to continue his testimony.
