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Tougher time awaits drug barons and cartels operating in Nigeria if they fail to back out of their criminal trade and embrace legitimate ventures.

Chairman/Chief Executive of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Retd) gave the assurance on Tuesday 27th September 2022 while leading stakeholders to witness the crushing and setting ablaze 1.8 tons of cocaine recovered by the Agency from a warehouse in Ikorodu area of Lagos last week.

The NDLEA had in a well-coordinated and intelligence led operation that lasted two days last week stormed a hidden warehouse at 6 Olukunola street, Solebo estate Ikorodu where 1.8 tons of cocaine were recovered and five suspects including a Jamaican were arrested. Following the historical seizure, which is the largest in the Agencys history, an order of the Federal High Court in Lagos was obtained for the public destruction of the consignment.

Speaking at the venue of the public destruction in Badagry area of Lagos Tuesday, Gen. Marwa who was represented by the Agencys Director, Prosecution and Legal Services, Deputy Commander General of Narcotics, DCGN Sunday Joseph, said the sheer volume of the drug haul, with street value put at two hundred and seventy-eight million, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($278, 250,000), equivalent to one hundred and ninety-four billion, seven hundred and seventy-five million (N194, 775,000,000) naira, speaks volume about the extent of the nefarious activities of the drug underworld.

He said this has made it imperative for Nigerians to continue to support NDLEA in the renewed war against illicit drugs.

He said out of the 1.8-ton seizure, 1, 828 blocks of the cocaine will be crushed and set ablaze while the remnant will be secured for purpose of prosecution of the suspects who were brought to witness the procedure and sign the certificate of destruction.

According to the NDLEA boss, the Agency is proceeding with the prosecution of those arrested in connection with this consignment. On this, the public can rest assured that NDLEA shall pursue the trial to a logical conclusion.

Since January 25, 2021, when we commenced our offensive action against drug traffickers, the Agency has secured record convictions. Presently, 2, 904 drug offenders are serving various jail terms, while other cases are ongoing in court, which we are confident will end in positive results too.

To the drug underworld, he said the bust of the syndicate responsible for the cocaine warehoused in Ikorodu is a message to drug cartels that their investments in the illicit drug trade will go up in flames as you are about to witness while they also risk losing their freedom because the present NDLEA is committed to arresting, prosecuting and ensuring the conviction of those involved in illicit drugs. That is not all, we now also go after their assets acquired with the proceeds of the criminal trade.

Marwa said the fact that the Ikorodu operation was conducted clinically without any skirmish or bloodshed is further testimony to the evolution of the NDLEA and its new capabilities, and a pointer to the fact that the game has changed in the war against illicit drugs.

He expressed appreciation to the Agencys international partners, especially the American Drug Enforcement Administration (US-DEA) that supported the cocaine syndicate bust and the Nigerian military that provided additional firepower during the operation, as well as other law enforcement agencies that have been supporting efforts to rid Nigeria of illicit drugs.

While soliciting for more support for the Agencys work, Marwa said the safety of our society is the responsibility of every one of us and every citizen shall be fulfilling his or her civic duty by assisting the Agency to clean up our communities and cities by joining our War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), adding that together, we can make this country secure.”

Femi Babafemi
Director, Media & Advocacy
NDLEA Headquarters Abuja
Tuesday 27th September 2022

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Amaka's wealth catching flames. We all love Igbos for one reason and that is...?

Very good... NDLEA seems to be more proactive than EFCC.
I suggest they invite Tinubu and subject him to thorough laboratory test due to years of heroin intake.

E no go pass baking powder or semovita Dem burn like that

The real cocaine go don enter market by now

Ndlea would never burn amoda ogunlere's 194 billion naira coke.

That package is going back to equatorial guinea or Ethiopia or south Africa where it was originally intended to go. And as usual, ndlea go collect their %

Again, who said civil service doesn't reward or crime doesn't pay?

If you've watched too much drug movies, you'll know this was no bust, it was just a donation from the drug dealers to ndlea just so ndlea can justify their outrageous operations budget and get more next year and get commendation from buhari. I mean, you can't run a drug business in Nigeria without their approval.

And some people will actually believe they actually set ablaze 1.8 tons of cocaine ba?

This is Nigeria

..... I hope the smoke coming from the burning drugs won't make any gotham birds get so high till they start misbehaving like agberos or park thugs...

Emilokan wept

Good riddance to bad rubbish

Wow. Good riddance to bad rubbish!

.

Are you sure this is not someone's campaign money ?


It is well

Keep deceiving yourself
You will see 194 billion worth of drugs and burn it.
Same way snake dey swallow money.
Una no even get shame at all with lies

Marwa for President.

After returning the original one back to Tinubu they are here fooling themselves.

Sf CV vx

Marwa na ya mate?

Amaechi/Marwa 2023 ticket wey suppose make sense, buh emilokan cut am!

Lol

After at least 90% have been stolen or replace with corn flour... IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW

Story for the gods

Olasyke:

Ndlea would never burn amoda ogunlere's 194BILLION naira coke.

That package is going back to equatorial guinea or Ethiopia or south Africa where it was originally intended to go. And as usual, ndlea go collect their 10%
19.4 billion naira.

Again, who said civil service doesn't reward or crime doesn't pay?

If you've watched too much drug movies, you'll know this was no bust, it was just a donation from the drug dealers to ndlea just so ndlea can justify their outrageous operations budget and get more next year and get commendation from buhari. I mean, you can't run a drug business in Nigeria without their approval.

David Hundeyin is feeding you guys with too much conspiracy theories

Even if Amoda Ogunlere is that powerful in Nigeria to pocket a whole agency in Nigeria, do you think he is powerful enough to make interpol or the agencies of other countries not to come for him?

He would have been on the wanted list of FBI, Interpol or other agencies of other countries unless the drugs are only being consume in Nigeria only which is not possible because we don't have the money.

No matter how powerful Amoda is to pocket a whole agency in Nigeria, other countries wouldn't allow him to do as he pleases and he would have been nailed a long time ago if it is indeed true

Even the president of USA don't have that kind of power

Coc gone back into the black market

Movie

Pablo EscoBAT don recover hin keys tey tey

That's good

garriAndsugar:
E no go pass baking powder or semovita Dem burn like that

The real cocaine go don enter market by now

Sure abi who verify the content

CitynewsNG:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8ggMMzrcqQ



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BIGGEST LIE EVER...BELIEVE AT YOUR OWN PERIL..

I hear u. All na format

Lol...everything is now looking staged