As law enforcers are looking into the properties of 102 yaba godfathers and dealers who have surrendered, their families and paid agents are trying to sell off the assets fearing those would be confiscated. Police wrote to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and the National Board of Revenue (NBR) on March 3, requesting them to probe the wealth of the top dealers and their family members.
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