They were arrested in Madinnah by the Saudi security operatives on Tuesday.
According to the Executive Secretary, Kwara Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Hajia Fatima Abolore-Jimoh, who confirmed the arrest on Wednesday, the Saudi Arabian law would certainly take its course on the three suspected drug traffickers.
DAILY POST learnt that the penalty for drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia is death by beheading.
Describing the arrest as unfortunate and painful in spite of several appeals to them to be good ambassadors of Kwara and Nigeria, the executive secretary said they were still in the custody of the Saudi authority.
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