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NDLEA Airport Command Seizes 3,413kg of Illicit Drugs - Vimarsana News

NDLEA Airport Command Seizes 3,413kg of Illicit Drugs

By Oluchi Chibuzor The Murtala Mohammed International Airport Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has revealed that it arrested 60 suspects and made a total seizure of 3413.463 kilograms of illicit drugs with Khat leaves, tramadol, cocaine topping the chart in its 2020 year-in-review. The command also said that it has made several arrests and seized 13kg, 7.8kg and 117grams of illicit drugs in 2021. The Commandant of the NDLEA Airport Command, Mr. Ahmadu Garba, also disclosed to journalists that the agency’s partnership with the UK border force, the British National...

NDLEA nabs three with 137.8kg of cocaine at Lagos airport - Vimarsana News

NDLEA nabs three with 137.8kg of cocaine at Lagos airport

NDLEA nabs three with 137.8kg of cocaine at Lagos airport NDLEA nabs three with 137.8kg of cocaine at Lagos airport Share The National Drug Law and Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Lagos International Airport, has arrested three suspects all males with 137.8 kilograms of cocaine. All the suspects were caught on the 6th and 8th of January 2021 with the illicit drugs neatly hidden inside hair relaxers, embroidery tailoring materials and shirts packaged with carbon and other oily substances to avoid being detected by the scanning machines. The suspected drug traffickers whose names were given as Oke...

NDLEA arrests three suspects with 134kg cocaine at MMA - Vimarsana News

NDLEA arrests three suspects with 134kg cocaine at MMA

The all male suspects were arrested at the Lagos International Airport, on January 6 and 8, 2021 with the illicit drugs hidden inside hair relaxers, embroidery tailoring materials and shirts packaged with carbon and other oily substances to avoid being detected by the scanning machines.

Source: today.ng