BREAKING: NDLEA busts cocaine worth $278m in Lagos, highest in Nigeria's history

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has made the highest cocaine seizure in Nigeria's history. On Monday, the anti-narcotics agency announced

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has made the highest cocaine seizure in Nigeria’s history.

About 1.8tons of the illicit drug, worth more than $278, 250,000, according to spokesman Femi Babafemi were recovered. The kingpins are Soji Jibril, 69, an indigene of Ibadan, Oyo; Emmanuel Chukwu 65, from Ekwulobia, Anambra; Wasiu Akinade, 53, from Ibadan, Oyo; Sunday Oguntelure, 53, from Okitipupa, Ondo and Kelvin Smith, 42, a native of Kingston, Jamaica.

They were picked from hotels and their hideouts in different parts of Lagos between Sunday night and Monday.

 

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Who TF owns this?

Free money for our government. Make them sell am collect all the money pay asuu,build road and pay police and army. They should not destroy it

The achievements of Buba Maruwa is well documented. This is the kind of person to be made Chief Security Adviser of Nigeria.

Their drug lord should be arrested

Nnanu... It belongs to Bola Ahmed Tinumbu.

If this happened in Anambra I am sure some animals would have related it to PO

If is an igbo man is the owner you will see them write it in big capital letters

Na Nigerians the consume this coke ?

Large haul indeed!

NDLEA should not spoil business for Tinubu ooo

Amoda 🧐🧐

BATS

Junior Mafia in Nigeria. NDLEA are working even though I know the pressure on them to give in is immense. Huge seizure indeed.

Una sure say no be Tinubu Drugs una carry so?

Is it for Eba 😂

They must be linked to BAT

Something hoogue! When it is not Indianhemp.

Dis is beyond dis guys. Fucking much mennn

Who sent them

The wailing will increase now

Please someone who knows should educate me on what cocaine is used for because mi o understand Mo rara

Make NDLEA nor spoil Tinubu business oo.

The main funders of the transaction should be arrested, not only the errand boys ,

Sure say no be 🦇 own?

Hahahahah Chaii

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