Nigerian drug lord deported from Kenya on presidential order sneaks back

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Controversial Nigerian businessman Anthony Chinedu. A Nigerian drug lord Emmanuel Peter Lovembe, who was deported from Kenya in 2013 alongside Mr Chinedu, was Wednesday arrested in Kayole after he sneaked back into the country.

In Summary
In June 2013, he was arrested and deported together with Anthony Chinedu for involvement in narcotics trafficking.

Three months later he also sneaked back and was arrested in Donholm estate

He was arrested together with a Kenyan woman, Ms Virginia Wakini, who had just arrived from Tanzania via Namanga border when police raided their house.

A Nigerian drug lord who was deported from Kenya in 2013 following a presidential order was Wednesday arrested in Kayole, Nairobi, after he sneaked back into the country.

Mr Emmanuel Peter Lovembe was arrested in Kayole estate on Wednesday at around 2pm.

On Thursday morning, the suspect was picked from the station by detectives from the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) and the Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) for interrogation.

In June 2013, he was arrested and deported together with Anthony Chinedu for involvement in narcotics trafficking.

Three months later he also sneaked back and was arrested in Donholm estate

He was arrested together with a Kenyan woman, Ms Virginia Wakini, who had just arrived from Tanzania via Namanga border when police raided their house.

He confessed to have come back using different identification documents through Namanga.

He was arrested together with a Kenyan woman, Ms Virginia Wakini, who had just arrived from Tanzania via Namanga border when police raided their house

olumaxi:
Biafran flat heads......am sure drugs wil b legalised in biafra as a way of providing job opportunities........the biafran motto is OIL AND DRUGS

midolian:

You see why he sneaked back?
Fla**ies and t*t* be like...
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4286169_tmp70854213674twojpegfd065fa3e7b55209f3fbfbe990869a85862944337_jpeg_jpeg964104555be814f1637cba4bad713ee6

nextprince:
The flat heads are really "working hard"

ReneeNuttall:
Our hard working brothers no dey carry last

nextprince:
The flat heads are really "working hard"

martineinstein:
really sad....i am not tribalistic.it seems ebos has taken over from edoos in drug tafficking

Olukokosir:
Flat headed pple
Permanent secretary
NCAN
Ondo-state

Onijagidijagan:
hmmmm..
I'm yet to see leaders of eastern extraction condemning drugs amongs we igbos expecially and other people that r following their part.
Pls do not let dis people import drugs into the country to kill Nigerian citizens...give them Indonesia's treatment as soon as possible and any of their family that Burry them as an hero must face the law.
proudly igbo

olumaxi:
Biafran flat heads......am sure drugs wil b legalised in biafra as a way of providing job opportunities........the biafran motto is OIL AND DRUGS

nextprince:
The flat heads are really "working hard"

midolian:

You see why he sneaked back?
Fla**ies and t*t* be like...
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4286169_tmp70854213674twojpegfd065fa3e7b55209f3fbfbe990869a85862944337_jpeg_jpeg964104555be814f1637cba4bad713ee6

Olukokosir:
Flat headed pple


Permanent secretary NCAN Ondo-state

BrutalJab:


Are you people naturally dull or what Is this an Igbo name? Mr Emmanuel Peter Lovembe

May God deliver you people o

nwasinachi:
Bia nwokem,You had d opportunity to quit d first time, yet you refused, see where u end up? Ndigbo biko nu umunnem, k'anyi wepu aka enwe n'ofe tupu oho nke nmadu.