AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFederal Cannabis Policy: Hirsh Jain weighs in on cannabis rescheduling, the legal fight over medical rescheduling, and what it could mean for interstate commerce and the next growth wave. Law Enforcement: Nigeria’s NDLEA says it seized drugs worth over ₦10bn at Lagos ports and airport, including 3.30kg cocaine hidden in food cartons, plus Canadian “Loud,” opioids, and synthetic cannabis—along with arrests tied to the export plot. International Supply Chain Pressure: Ireland’s Gardaí and Revenue seized nearly €8m of herbal cannabis (about 392kg) at Dublin Port, with samples headed to Forensic Science Ireland. Online Market Scrutiny: A Vancouver-linked probe traces alleged illicit cannabis and psilocybin sales after a man used 66 bank cards at an ATM, leading to a years-long investigation and a civil fund-seizure lawsuit. Regulatory/Market Risk: Rhode Island cannabis licensing backlash continues as investors claim the state erased a $500k application after rules were reset. Public Safety & Community: Melbourne CBD machete attacks again spotlight drug-deal hotspots around Elizabeth/Flinders, with multiple youths charged. Industry/Business: A Trinidad & Tobago hemp/cannabis processing push argues the country could become a regional processing hub—if policymakers prioritize it.
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