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September 4, 2022
The Director of Media and Advocacy of NDLEA, Mr. Femi Babafemi disclosed this in a statement on Sunday. Babafemi identified those arrested as Austin Dickson, 47, who is the gang leader; Sunday Adekunle, 31; Kayode Oluwaseun, 29; Kolawole Kazeem, 33; Oladimeji Makinde, 37; Emeka Charles, 46; Ojo Oluwadare, 40; and Lanre Oluwajana, 44.
September 4, 2022
NDLEA operatives have arrested Ehiarimwiam Osaromo Emmanuel, at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja Lagos for drug trafficking.
September 2, 2022
Men of 81 Division of the Nigerian Army have intercepted 792 parcels of illicit drugs, suspected to be Indian hemp in Ilaro area of Ogun State. This was
September 2, 2022
Men of 81 Division, Nigerian Army, have intercepted 792 parcels of illicit drugs, suspected to be cannabis sativa, in Ilaro, Ogun.
September 2, 2022
Men of 81 Division, Nigerian Army, have intercepted 792 parcels of illicit drugs, suspected to be cannabis sativa (Indian Hemp),in Ilaro area of Ogun .
September 1, 2022
Lagos State government on Monday vowed it is not going to compromise on enforcement of the decision, warning that both the riders
September 1, 2022
LASG cautions that violators of the Okada ban risk three years in prisonTwo teens die in Jigawa canoe mishap.Cholera outbreak in Adamawa claims two lives
August 31, 2022
The Lagos State Government says okada riders and passengers apprehended operating in prohibited places will be jailed three years.
August 31, 2022
Lagos State government on Monday vowed it is not going to compromise on enforcement of the decision, warning that both the riders
August 30, 2022
A court in Lagos State has remanded four persons at the Kirikiri Maximum Correctional Complex in Apapa, Lagos State, for engaging in a scuffle with some operatives of the Nigeria Police Force. The accused are; Miracle Onukuoforobi, a 27-year-old student at Lucky Igbinedion University, and Ehis Tito Odigie, a 33-year-old music producer. Others include; Oyedeji Motunrayo, 26, and Bolade Richard, 31, both of whom are members of the National Youths Service Corps.