NDLEA INTERCEPT COCAINE SHIPMENT, NABS PASTOR AND WIFE FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING
NDLEA INTERCEPT COCAINE SHIPMENT, NABS PASTOR AND WIFE FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING
By Jennifer Nwosu
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has made significant breakthroughs in its fight against drug trafficking, intercepting cocaine consignments and arresting key suspects. In Lagos, a drug trafficking syndicate was dismantled, and 3.1kg of cocaine hidden in palm kernel oil cans was seized at Murtala Muhammed International Airport. The kingpin, 52-year-old King Arinze, was arrested at a hideout in Isolo, Lagos, and a warehouse with 886 tins of palm kernel extract was discovered.
In Borno, a female drug supplier to bandit groups, Aisha Adamu, 28, was arrested with 4.3kg of Colorado. A pastor and his wife were also arrested in Lagos for drug trafficking, with 11kg of skunk seized.
Other notable arrests include a 66-year-old man with 28,600 capsules of tramadol in Benue, and a 40-year-old woman with 45.6kg of skunk in Ibadan. The NDLEA has vowed to continue disrupting drug cartels, with Chairman Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa praising officers for their efforts.
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