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gulfer: You are here: Home / Feature / Crime Digest / Drug traffickers rounded up at Abuja Airport

Udoka Egbuchelam, 26, and four other suspected drug traffickers were recently arrested by men of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency with 7.1kg of narcotics.

The arrests were made at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, when the suspects attempted to smuggle 1.1kg of methamphetamine and 6kg of cocaine.

NDLEA Commander at the Abuja Airport, Mr. Hamisu Lawan, gave the names of the remaining suspects as Ezechi Nwabueze (45), Joel Uzoukwu (54), Okechukwu Obiora (36) and Everest Eze (32).

Lawan said, “Egbuchelam and Nwabueze, who ingested 1.1kg of methamphetamine and 95 wraps of cocaine respectively, were to board an Ethiopian Airline flight. While the former was bound for Malaysia, the latter was heading for Istanbul.

“Uzoukwu, who ingested 85 wraps of cocaine, Obiora, who ingested 91 wraps of cocaine, and Eze, who swallowed 54 wraps of cocaine, were all caught during the inward screening of flights.”

Nwabueze, who made a living selling shirts in Benin Republic, planned to deliver the drugs in Istanbul. “I am the only child of my parents. My problem began when my shop got burnt and there was nobody to help me. I was to deliver the drugs in Istanbul, Turkey,” he said.

Uzoukwu, Eze and Obiora, on the other hand, were caught in an attempt to smuggle in drugs from Brazil.

The Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, in confirming the incident, told CRIME DIGEST that Egbguchelam would have been killed if she been found in possession of the narcotics in Malaysia. “Drug trafficking is a capital offence in Malayisa and the penalty for it is death and am happy that the NDLEA has been able to prevent this from happening through its vigilance,” Giade said.
http://www.punchng.com/feature/crime-digest/drug-traffickers-rounded-up-at-abuja-airport/

tissot84: Hmmmm.
Hmmmmm

NUC
for real, i think u all need to know where the children of the so called NUC LEADERS schooled.
i am not sure they are schooling in Nigeria But OVERSEAS that y u see everyone traveling(running)out to obtain their Masters degree IN UK, US AND EVEN IRAQ
I am in full support of the so called re-sit program.

1) WHEN YOU DO LIKE TWELVE (12) TO FIFTEEN(15) COURSES AS TO THE MAXIMUM OF FOUR(4) THEY DO IN ABROAD
2) THEN THE PROBABILITY OF YOU FAILING ONE OR MORE COURSES SET IN
2) BECOS U FAILED SOME COURSES U NEED TO STAY EXTRA YEAR(S)
3) IF U FAILED AND U NEED TO STAY A YEAR THEN WHAT IS THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE ONE YEAR WONT TURN TO THREE BECOS OF THEIR STUPID STRIKE
4) THEN YOU END UP GRADUATING AT THE AGE OF 24 (IF YOU ARE LUCKY) OR ABOVE, SERVE THE NATION FOR A YEAR WHICH MAKES YOU 25 THEN YOU HAVE ONLY ONE YEAR TO COMPETE IN THE LABOR MARKET (MIN OF 26 YEARS OF AGE FOR MANAGEMENT TRAINEE PROGRAMS).

IMAGE LIFE IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES
ENTERED AT THE AGE OF 18YEARS
AND UR PROGRAM IS FOR 4YEARS
AND UR SCHOOL IS ON STRIKE FOR LIKE 2YEARS WITHIN THE 4YEARS
AND YOU HAVE A CARRY OVER FOR A YEAR BUT ANOTHER ONE YEAR STRIKE TO MAKE IT TWO YEARS
THEN YOU MIGHT END UP GRADUATING AT THE AGE OF 26
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AT THE END OF THE DAY, THEIR CHILDREN WILL COME BACK FROM LONDON MET AND STILL SECURE A JOB B4 YOU BECOS THEY DID NOT SCHOOL IN NIGERIA AND THEY ARE STILL YOUNG.

SEE NUC NEED TO GET THINGS RIGHT AND THEY SHOULD STOP MORTGAGING PEEPS FUTURE.

pappyshun: I am a regular viewer of www.ghanasoccernet.com .Come see the hatred ghanaians have for big brother naija!I doff my cap for a single naija guy on that forum who has been defending our motherland alone!Join force me to infest that their fucking site to fire them the hard way.Zambians arent taking it easy with the ghanaians on that same forum but surprising to hear that its just a single naija guy defending our honour and dignity.

2 million: SHORT CUT TO COOKING NOODLES: jst put d tin for cold water before u go bath, b4 u come back d tin don soft, eat ur tin hang ur bag d go school jare

saxywale: Like poles repel and unlike poles attract. Shikena!

ebamma: welcome to nigeria were a madman is a musician
welcome to nigeria were we respect white people more than our fellow black men
welcome to nigeria were noise is called music
welcome to nigeria were mediocrity is celebrated as talent
welcome to nigeria were the president is clueless and the first lady is illiterate

justwise: They are bunch of illiterates being asked to go and die for few religious leaders.

Some don't even have access to the internet let alone watch the movie.

Yomieluv: It seems Nigeria police are trained to attack innocent people.....why didn't the erring officer show his bravado against the armed robber last sunday's robbery.... I wish all policemen could be killed by Boko harams...useless force

justwise: US should not apologize to any religious militant, did US Govt produce that movie?

360command: I have read some comments here which I see it to be interesting and some not to be interesting . I am also here to correct a statement of what other users wrote .


I would not say that Nigerians are too loud and lousy, but this can be actually be explained in different ways. What do you mean by too loud and lousy?


I think there are some Nigerians who have tried to air their mind or right to other people but the people see it as we are too loud and lousy. I will give you an example. I once travelled from from ghana to ivory coast on visit& holiday by road in a bus, at the border area after when everybody had done passport checking, verification as well as stamping, the bus driver decided to leave us inside the bus and started chatting outside. The chat went on for about 40mins,everybody in the bus kept silence,only for the Nigerian man to have gone high at his voice by saying 'where is the driver?what are you still doing by chatting there?time is not on our side,we need to be moving' - his voice raised an alarm,only for the conductor(ghanian) to have come inside and approach this Nigerian guy by saying,' are you a nigerian' ? The nigerian man replied, 'Yes I am'. The conductor said; this is how you people are.(This was a bad or wrong judgement to me)

I then intervened by saying to the conductor 'u must be very stupid for saying that to the Nigerian, he is trying to air his mind. What is the driver doing by leaving his bus,chatting with another, while we wait for him for over 50mins(after the nigerian man confronted with the ghanian conductor). Everybody saw reasoning to what I said and then the driver came in after he heard the voices of the Nigerians(I & the other Nigerian) from outside. As the driver was moving, that was when every ghanian and ivorian were making noise by yelling at the driver asking him 'why the delay'.

In my heart, I said , thank God for this nigerian for airing his right and not been loud&lousy(as the conducted said we are) about it . Some people just turns it round and say we are loud and lousy when we are just trying to make a point. It was because of the Nigerian guy,the driver came in and drove off.