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NDLEA uncovers 250gm of heroin concealed in Pakistan-returnee’s anus at Lagos airport

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeJune 20, 2021Updated:June 20, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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…Arrests law enforcement officer, 6 others for dealing in cocaine, others

Operatives of the Murtala Muhammed International Airpirt, MMIA, Ikeja Lagos command of National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, have arrested a Nigerian, Ezenyeche Ebuka who was returning from Pakistan with five pellets of heroin weighing 250grams concealed in his anus.

A statement by the spokesperson of the agency, Mr Femi Babafemi made available to ASHENEWS on Sunday, said the suspect arrived the ‘D’ arrival hall of the airport on 14th June through Turkish airline flight from Pakistan with the illicit drug inserted in his anus.

Also, the agency arrested a serving officer of a law enforcement agency, Popoola Abayomi for selling assorted illicit drugs to students of a federal university and cultists in Ogun state.

“The drug dealer who serves in the Lagos state Command of the security agency, was arrested on Wednesday 15th June, 2021 after days of surveillance on his wife’s shop used as his sales point in Camp area of Abeokuta. One of his salesmen, a motorcycle rider known as Ogah was trailed to the location at about 8pm and arrested with six pinches of Colorado weighing 1.17grams.

“Popoola, who has been on the Agency’s watch list was also nabbed with different illicit drugs including codeine -17 bottles; cannabis -22.26grams; tramadol 230 -98grams; 61 tablets of flunitrazepam -23.72grams; 113 tablets of molly -48.16grams and sex drops -43.92grams.

“After the arrest of the two suspects, some students union officials of the institution blocked the NDLEA team with their official vehicle. The narcotic agents however restrained themselves and after hours of standoff succeeded in moving the suspects to custody.

“In the same vein, one Adelodun Kamaldeen has been arrested by operatives of the Oyo state Command of the agency at General Area, Ilorin, Kwara state following the interception of a parcel containing cocaine and heroin that weigh 10.5grams and 4.8grams, respectively on 13th June.

“The following day, two ladies; Mary Peter, 40, and Mercy Oladele, 39, were arrested at Total Garden, Ibadan when NDLEA operatives acting on a tip-off, intercepted their commercial micra car. The two women were arrested with seven bags of cannabis weighing 77.23kg brought in from Ogbese, Ondo State, to supply a man they simply identified as Alhaji. According to them, they had earlier supplied the same Alhaji two bags before coming with the seven bags they were caught with.

“On Friday 18th June, operatives of the Oyo state Command acting on intelligence also raided the residence of one Alhaji Faruq at Elebu area, Akala expressway, Oluyole LGA, Ibadan, where they recovered 43 ampoules of methylphenidate.

“In Kaduna state, a drug trafficker, Segun Abraham was arrested at Panteka area of the state on 17th June with 211.500kg of skunk heading to Kano state,” the statement reads.

Commending the Ogun, Oyo, Kaduna and the MMIA Commands for sustaining the offensive against illicit drug trafficking and the cartels, the Chairman of the Agency, Buba Marwa warned that NDLEA will not spare any law enforcement agent hiding under the privilege of his uniform to engage in narcotic criminal business.

“Those who think they can sabotage ongoing efforts to rid Nigeria of the menace of illicit drug trafficking and abuse hiding behind the façade of their uniforms should better think twice because they’ll have NDLEA to contend with. We’ll not only arrest and expose them but we’ll equally prosecute them and seize all assets acquired through the proceeds of their criminal act”, he warned.

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