Cairo Empress Nabawiya's Drug Trade Strategy
Nabiya Abdel Tawab, known as Manna’a, rose from humble beginnings as a vegetable seller to become one of Egypt’s most powerful figures in the drug trade during the 1990s. Forced into the business by circumstance, she quickly demonstrated exceptional intelligence and strategic thinking, transforming the local narcotics market by offering products of higher purity at lower prices.
Manna’a established a tight grip over the trade in the Al-Bataniya district, outmaneuvering law enforcement for years through a network of hidden warehouses, vigilant lookouts, and careful planning. Her influence…
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