Prince initially denied having any drugs in his possession, but after officers searched his home address and found wraps of heroin and crack cocaine with a street value of around £20,000; he admitted to having two packets of drugs concealed within his body. Prince was taken to hospital, where hundreds of wraps of heroin and cocaine were recovered, totalling around £2,000. On October 13, 2016 three simultaneous search warrants were executed at the addresses of Kenechi and Oluchi Ochereobia and Dos Santos in Cardiff and London, and the three were all arrested. While carrying out a search, police discovered a safe with large amounts of cash stowed inside. Officers found around £23,000 in cash hidden in Kenechi's Cardiff home. Officers found several pictures that showed Kenechi posing with large amounts of cash - proceeds of his drug dealing. The six men were all subsequently charged with two counts of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs - namely heroin and crack cocaine. Murawski, of Norwich, and Prince, of Hackney, both pleaded guilty to the conspiracy on November 17, 2016 and Friday, March 17 respectively. The other four were all found guilty on Friday, May 12 at Blackfriars Crown Court following a trial. All six are due to be sentenced on Friday, May 26.

This aint news no more sef
Its a norm now: a Nigerian in diaspora must be caught peddling drugs at least once a week.


#fineboi

Criminals dem.

dem know themselves

Won't say much on this one.

This and many more are part of the reasons honest Nigerians are not trusted outside the shores of this land.

Awon Pablo Escobar

Any one surprised? Please give them their Biafra so that they can develop it instead of developing U.K. U.S., Malaysia e.t.c.

Igbos dey smuggle drugs like say tomorrow no dey.

Why

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