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Kalashnikov49:
Senselessly Senseless..

You aare the most disgusting person on this platform...

Anyway...

I will follow Esnbrutality and coordinate like him, because he/she has shown everyone how to quell your senseless obsession and bigotry.

As Esnbrutality says....

CRY BLOOD..

esnbrutality:
How can the operator of these monikers be set free on this platform, to constantly defame and undermine the rules of Nairaland.

The OP has the following Monikers..

Onionbandit
Noleflendum
Noerection
Peterobiisathie
DCMA
Minorityopinion
Okoro
Mazisimonekpa
Oyigboupdate
Wediehere1
Iamfraud
Peacemaker5128
etc etc etc etc...


Anybody can add to the lists , so that the moderators can actually see how these losers abuse, SEUNs platform with propaganda.

Tychost:
Thank you for constantly reporting on these entities. The Thai police seem to be stepping up their game, hopefully they dismantle all the other branches of this network, the Nigerian embassy will be on hand to identify the said properties in Nigeria and mark them. These people move in a funny way, dress up in the white and black school uniform and go around offering donations to different charities with the hope that this will buy them some grace with the Thai police. They recently had a big party out in the open, by the end of the month, every single attendee including their Thai spouses will have questions to answer.

WATCH: The Nigerian Who Gave Himself the Title "Big Boss" of DODORIMA Rammed a Police Car on Rama III

Thai narcotics police arrested a Nigerian man they call the head of DODORIMA on Monday night outside a luxury condo on Rama III in Bangkok. As officers boxed in his car he… pic.twitter.com/Fp8Q9BDCTX

— Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 (@jacobincambodia) June 10, 2026

Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) investigators arrested the alleged head of a Nigerian drug network in a dramatic late-night operation during which the suspect attempted to ram his way through a police blockade Tuesday night.

The arrest was made during an operation dubbed “Clipping the Wings of the Dodorima Boss” by officers from the MPB and the Bangkok branch of the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB).

The suspect, identified as Ikenna Patrick Azubuike, 36, a Nigerian national, was arrested outside a condominium on Rama III Road in Bangkok's Yannawa district.

The suspect commonly referred to as Patrick was charged with possessing and selling a Category 2 narcotic (cocaine) without permission, and resisting arrest. Authorities said further charges related to money laundering are being considered.

The operation led to the seizure cocaine, a vehicle, cash, funds held in bank accounts and other assets worth more than 700,000 baht.

22, when police investigators, led by MPB deputy commissioner Pol Maj Gen Theeradej Thamsuthee, conducted a raid on a luxury condominium near Phra Nang Klao Bridge in Nonthaburi, which was allegedly being used as a base for a romance scam operation. Six foreign nationals were arrested during that operation.

Later, deputy national police chief Pol Gen Samrarn Nuanma ordered the MPB to widen the investigation, leading to links between the romance scam syndicate and the cocaine trafficking network of a major criminal organisation with more than 300 million baht circulating through its operations.

Investigators said the network operated under the name Dodorima, described as a regional alliance of African criminal figures in Thailand. They are believed to be an off chute of a larger international organisation known as NBM of Africa.

Officers found that members of the group sought to disguise their activities through highly visible charitable donations and community outreach programmes.

Investigators identified Patrick as the apparent leader of the Dodorima network in Thailand. They said the Nigerian man had lived in Thailand for more than seven years, travelling frequently between Thailand and Africa.

According to police, Patrick initially worked as a street-level cocaine dealer in tourist areas before rising up through the ranks. Investigators estimated that more than 380 million baht flowed through the network's accounts over the past year alone.

Authorities also believed he sent substantial sums back to Nigeria, where he allegedly built a large mansion.

The MPB said the investigation proved difficult because the suspect was surrounded by trusted associates and employed sophisticated methods to conceal financial transactions and evade detection.

The investigators eventually discovered that although Patrick was no longer directly involved in most street-level drug sales, he appeared to maintain influence through the distribution of cocaine to prominent clients, leading authorities to launch the operation that resulted in his arrest.

On the day of the arrest, the arresting team tracked Patrick as he drove into a luxury condominium complex on Rama III Road. The officers attempted to stop his vehicle using a car-blocking strategy, but he reversed into officers in an effort to escape, injuring several.

Pol Maj Gen Theeradej, who led the operation, ordered officers to smash the vehicle's windows and disable its engine. Patrick was then taken into custody.

A search of the vehicle reportedly uncovered about 18 grammes of cocaine. A subsequent search of his condominium unit led to the seizure of cash and other assets valued at about 700,000 baht.

Following the arrest, investigators said they uncovered intelligence suggesting links to a wider transnational criminal network.

Authorities also found messages in a private group chat in which members appeared to ridicule Thai cocaine users, including one message stating: "The powder they snort comes from our backsides."

Patrick has been handed over to investigators at Bang Phongphang police station for legal proceedings. Assets seized under anti-money laundering measures have been transferred to the ONCB for further tracing.

During questioning, Patrick partially admitted to the allegations against him, acknowledging involvement with cocaine but denying money-laundering offences. He claimed the group's activities centred on charitable donations funded through a fish-export business between Thailand and Nigeria.

The suspect said the word "Dodomira" means "hello".

Pol Maj Gen Theeradej said the arrest represented a significant blow to a major transnational syndicate, disrupting both drug trafficking and financial laundering activities.

The MPB would work with the ONCB and international partners to trace financial flows and apprehend all Thai and foreign accomplices linked to the organisation, he said.

esnbrutality:
I will ask Tinubu to help contribute. This is because, Tinubu is the AURA all drug dealers look up to.

Tinubu is El Chapo Yekini that became President.

esnbrutality:
You didn't call me here? You are a loser...

esnbrutality:
Ypu are everywhere calling my name as your worst nightmare.

I love it

esnbrutality:
Ypu are everywhere calling my name as your worst nightmare.

I love it

Ofemannnu:
Very lazy people with crooked mind.

esnbrutality:
I know them...

They are the suppliers to Tinubu.

Tinubu has shown that being a drug baron shouldn't stop you from being a President

AdaOwerri1:
In your quest to tarnish the image of Igbos, you ended up painting your generation black. You don't even know igbo names, you went and fabricated those names thinking they are igbo names. For your information, no one in Igboland answers those awkward names.

FSBoperator:
Nah only drug business and baby factory these people sabi for life?

The anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) unit team of Navi Mumbai crime branch, on Thursday, arrested a Nigerian couple for possessing cocaine and mephedrone worth around Rs 29.60 lakh.

Sandeep Nigade, senior inspector of the ANC unit, said the couple was arrested near Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani hospital on Thane-Belapur road at around 11.30 pm on Thursday for allegedly attempting to sell drugs.

The duo was identified as Tony Ogbenna Adah (35) and his spouse Namakula Grace (30), residing at Palawa City, a township near Dombivli in Thane district. Police said they were found in possession of a commercial quantity of 25.4 grams cocaine and 56.02 grams mephedrone (MD), estimated to be worth Rs 29.60 lakh.

Nigade said the action followed a tip-off that the couple would arrive at the spot to sell drugs, following which a trap was laid and the two were apprehended.

Police said the passport and visa of both the accused were expired.

Police said Adah was arrested two years ago by APMC police after he was caught possessing mephedrone. After he was released on bail, he could not be reported to Nigeria as the court case was pending conviction. Police said he was residing for the past one year with his spouse in a rented apartment in Palava City township

An FIR under the NDPS Act was registered against the accused at Turbhe police station.

SI Nigade said, “The arrested Nigerian couple are members of the drugs cartel operating from their rental apartments in Palava City, which has apparently become a hub of drug peddlers . Last month, in a major anti-narcotics operation, the Navi Mumbai and Thane police had conducted coordinated raids at 16 locations in Palava City township and Khoni Village, Dombivli, when as many as 24 African nationals, most of whom were Nigerian were arrested.

The sweep followed the arrest of the alleged international drug kingpin, Paul Chigbata Onuoch, who was wanted by Navi Mumbai police in an international narcotics racket probe.“

frog12:
wetin be cyracus??

where d the picture??
INDIANS and their lies