₦airaland Forum

YungMillionaire:
Says Emeka, a lost soul from the landing of the rising fraud. A people without culture, royalty or honor. A people whose ONLY cultural tenet is, "...ANYway na way..." You people from across the Niger who wake up their parents with scissors kick EVERY morning. A people without a culture or antecedent to be proud of. Full of envy and hate for those whose culture and traditional religion is loved and admired the world over. Shame on Emeka and his worthless people.

TemplarLandry:
This happened 2 years ago.

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have busted a major warehouse in a secluded estate in Ikorodu area of Lagos where 1.8 tonnes (1,855 kilogrammes) of cocaine with street value of $278,250,000 (approximately $278.3 million) or N194,775,000,000 (approximately N194.8 billion) were seized.

A statement on Monday by the spokesman of the anti-narcotics agency, Femi Babafemi revealed that the seized drug is perhaps the biggest singular cocaine seizure in the history of the country.

According to the statement, at least four drug barons including a Jamaican and the warehouse manager have been arrested in the well coordinated and intelligence led operation that lasted two days across different locations in Lagos state.

Babafemi said kingpins of the cocaine cartel in custody include: Messrs Soji Jibril, 69; Emmanuel Chukwu, 65; Wasiu Akinade, 53; Sunday Oguntelure, 53, and Kelvin Smith, 42, a native of Kingston, Jamaica.

He said they are all members of an international drug syndicate that the agency has been trailing since 2018.
He revealed that the warehouse located at 6 Olukuola crescent, Solebo estate, Ikorodu, was raided last Sunday while the barons were picked from hotels and their hideouts in different parts of Lagos between Sunday night and Monday.

He said preliminary investigation revealed the class A drugs were warehoused in the residential estate from where the cartel was trying to sell them to buyers in Europe, Asia and other parts of the world. They were stored in 10 travel bags and 13 drums.

Meanwhile, the Chairman/Chief Executive of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa (Retd) while commending all the officers and men of the agency involved in the extensive investigation including those of the American Drug Enforcement Administration, (US-DEA), said the bust is a historical blow to the drug cartels and a strong warning that they will all go down if they fail to realise that the game has changed.

Alexiiydon:
did you hear about the billion naira tramadol busted in the same Lagos??it was own by someone from your region so the one you’re talking about is probably own by someone from your region

APCNig:
What do you say about your brothers selling drugs in the small country including the thousands in different prisons all over the world for drugs trafficking? What about your brothers have been beheaded in Saudi Arabia for the same drug don?

Alexiiydon:
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Out of every 10 people from your region are always 7

jrusky:
Bia, Nnwanne pls sometime try to have shame okwa ya

Even a day old child know that anything drug either small or big or peddler or trafficker or whatever na SE be the main actor from Genesis to Revelation.

Biko stop defending what is shameful, our people have really messed up the image of Nigeria no need to play hypocrisy on this bro.

tensazangetsu20:
Bros it was crazy all because some baboon fools went to do dorime

juman:
Score robber with bold face, in some country she would face firing squad.

SpartaOfLagos:
Oga shut up abeg.. so other tribes aren't qualified to advice the drug kingpin ?

BiafraInc:
Which tinubu? Stop the hypocrisy abeg. You know what they should do, and that is take up arms to defence themselves. They do not need tinubu or your useless government for anything. They should look up to Simon Ekpa and Biafrans and learn how to do it.