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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, on Sunday said its operatives have intercepted a consignment of an amphetamine-based drug, Captagon, in Kwara State.

Captagon, a highly addictive stimulant commonly used in the Middle East, is known for inducing prolonged wakefulness, euphoria and reduced fear.

Authorities say it is often linked to criminal networks and insurgent groups.

NDLEA said the interception followed an earlier bust at the Apapa seaport in Lagos.

This was made known in a statement issued by NDLEA’s Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi.

The statement said operatives on patrol along Bode Saadu Road on April 21, 2026, intercepted a passenger, Nasiru Mu’azu, 33, in a trailer.

According to the statement, a search led to the recovery of 10 packs of Captagon comprising 10,000 pills, as well as nine packets of Tapentadol 250mg.

In a separate operation at the same patrol point on April 24, NDLEA operatives intercepted another trailer and recovered 155,900 capsules of tramadol, 6,000 ampoules of tramadol injection, 3,000 tablets of co-codamol and 9,000 tablets of bromazepam concealed in a false compartment. A suspect, Aminu Isah, 24, was arrested.

In Oyo State, NDLEA officers intercepted a commercial bus along the Ibadan/Oyo Expressway on April 21. A passenger, Eze Prince Emeka, 33, was subjected to a body scan, which confirmed ingestion of illicit drugs. He later excreted 45 pellets of cocaine weighing 1.043 kilograms over three sessions.

The suspect reportedly intended to transport the drugs to Europe through trans-Saharan routes, using Algeria as a transit point after initial delivery in Sokoto.

In Edo State, NDLEA operatives on April 25 intercepted a truck along the Benin/Lagos expressway carrying 1,196,000 pills of pharmaceutical opioids. Two suspects, Osagie Igbinibo, 43, and Omijie Malik, 44, were arrested. The consignment was reportedly headed to Onitsha, Anambra State.

Other operations across the country led to additional seizures and arrests.

In Lagos, a suspect, Rasheed Ibuowo, 40, was apprehended with 810 kilograms of cannabis. In Bauchi State, Muktar Bello, 35, was arrested with 288 blocks of skunk weighing 154.5kg.

In Ekiti State, 466.8kg of skunk was recovered from a residence, while NDLEA operatives destroyed 20,000kg of cannabis cultivated on farmland in Cross River State.

In Niger State, 394 components suspected to be for improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were seized from a suspect, Mohammed Aliyu, 26, who has been handed over to relevant security agencies.

NDLEA Chairman, Mohamed Buba Marwa, commended officers involved in the operations and described the Captagon seizure as a significant disruption of drug trafficking networks.

He warned that the drug remains a target for traffickers due to its links to violence and insecurity, adding that the agency would sustain efforts to prevent its spread.

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/26/ndlea-intercepts-terror-drug-captagon-in-kwara-as-bizman-excretes-45-cocaine-wraps

This ndlea just dey act like supper men. Instead of them

Abi na for NTA you carry the news come here

Thank, hope suppliers were arrested too.

Captagon, a highly addictive stimulant commonly used in the Middle East, is known for inducing prolonged wakefulness, euphoria and reduced fear.

October 07 drug. Now available in one-Nigeria

Na wao

Why will someone ingest 45bags of cocainne enroute to Algeria?? Is it Eba??

Drug, the oil field in Nigeria. Their president is their patron.

The drug business keeps evolving

Ndlea don't know that tinubu is selling drug
And taking drug

Nawa what of tinubu

Eze prince Emeka


I rise.......hmm

The drug taking amongst our youths is becoming an epidemic NDLEA is getting on top of it thankfully

Starboytwo:
Na wao

Why will someone ingest 45bags of cocainne enroute to Algeria?? Is it Eba??

it's in pellet size,just like a morsel of eba or fufu,that how he's able to swallow that much

Nackzy:
Abi na for NTA you carry the news come here

So you also saw it there abi

Hez143:
it's in pellet size,just like a morsel of eba or fufu,that how he's able to swallow that much

All these guys are just wasting their time they should go into music. Instead of Afrobeat they should call it drug music the youth will be immediately interested.

scoutee:
[/b]whats his name please. very important[b]

His name is Yusuf ademola

CodeTemplarr:
October 07 drug. Now available in one-Nigeria

It's been here for a long time my brother. Some units in the army use it, ISWAP and Boko Haram use it too. That drug don tey for Naija.

adenigga:
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, on Sunday said its operatives have intercepted a consignment of an amphetamine-based drug, Captagon, in Kwara State.

Captagon, a highly addictive stimulant commonly used in the Middle East, is known for inducing prolonged wakefulness, euphoria and reduced fear.

Authorities say it is often linked to criminal networks and insurgent groups.

NDLEA said the interception followed an earlier bust at the Apapa seaport in Lagos.

This was made known in a statement issued by NDLEA’s Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi.

The statement said operatives on patrol along Bode Saadu Road on April 21, 2026, intercepted a passenger, Nasiru Mu’azu, 33, in a trailer.

According to the statement, a search led to the recovery of 10 packs of Captagon comprising 10,000 pills, as well as nine packets of Tapentadol 250mg.

In a separate operation at the same patrol point on April 24, NDLEA operatives intercepted another trailer and recovered 155,900 capsules of tramadol, 6,000 ampoules of tramadol injection, 3,000 tablets of co-codamol and 9,000 tablets of bromazepam concealed in a false compartment. A suspect, Aminu Isah, 24, was arrested.

In Oyo State, NDLEA officers intercepted a commercial bus along the Ibadan/Oyo Expressway on April 21. A passenger, Eze Prince Emeka, 33, was subjected to a body scan, which confirmed ingestion of illicit drugs. He later excreted 45 pellets of cocaine weighing 1.043 kilograms over three sessions.

The suspect reportedly intended to transport the drugs to Europe through trans-Saharan routes, using Algeria as a transit point after initial delivery in Sokoto.

In Edo State, NDLEA operatives on April 25 intercepted a truck along the Benin/Lagos expressway carrying 1,196,000 pills of pharmaceutical opioids. Two suspects, Osagie Igbinibo, 43, and Omijie Malik, 44, were arrested. The consignment was reportedly headed to Onitsha, Anambra State.

Other operations across the country led to additional seizures and arrests.

In Lagos, a suspect, Rasheed Ibuowo, 40, was apprehended with 810 kilograms of cannabis. In Bauchi State, Muktar Bello, 35, was arrested with 288 blocks of skunk weighing 154.5kg.

In Ekiti State, 466.8kg of skunk was recovered from a residence, while NDLEA operatives destroyed 20,000kg of cannabis cultivated on farmland in Cross River State.

In Niger State, 394 components suspected to be for improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were seized from a suspect, Mohammed Aliyu, 26, who has been handed over to relevant security agencies.

NDLEA Chairman, Mohamed Buba Marwa, commended officers involved in the operations and described the Captagon seizure as a significant disruption of drug trafficking networks.

He warned that the drug remains a target for traffickers due to its links to violence and insecurity, adding that the agency would sustain efforts to prevent its spread.

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/26/ndlea-intercepts-terror-drug-captagon-in-kwara-as-bizman-excretes-45-cocaine-wraps

Kwara is gone finally,I am really sad about this.

adenigga:
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, on Sunday said its operatives have intercepted a consignment of an amphetamine-based drug, Captagon, in Kwara State.

Captagon, a highly addictive stimulant commonly used in the Middle East, is known for inducing prolonged wakefulness, euphoria and reduced fear.

Authorities say it is often linked to criminal networks and insurgent groups.

NDLEA said the interception followed an earlier bust at the Apapa seaport in Lagos.

This was made known in a statement issued by NDLEA’s Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi.

The statement said operatives on patrol along Bode Saadu Road on April 21, 2026, intercepted a passenger, Nasiru Mu’azu, 33, in a trailer.

According to the statement, a search led to the recovery of 10 packs of Captagon comprising 10,000 pills, as well as nine packets of Tapentadol 250mg.

In a separate operation at the same patrol point on April 24, NDLEA operatives intercepted another trailer and recovered 155,900 capsules of tramadol, 6,000 ampoules of tramadol injection, 3,000 tablets of co-codamol and 9,000 tablets of bromazepam concealed in a false compartment. A suspect, Aminu Isah, 24, was arrested.

In Oyo State, NDLEA officers intercepted a commercial bus along the Ibadan/Oyo Expressway on April 21. A passenger, Eze Prince Emeka, 33, was subjected to a body scan, which confirmed ingestion of illicit drugs. He later excreted 45 pellets of cocaine weighing 1.043 kilograms over three sessions.

The suspect reportedly intended to transport the drugs to Europe through trans-Saharan routes, using Algeria as a transit point after initial delivery in Sokoto.

In Edo State, NDLEA operatives on April 25 intercepted a truck along the Benin/Lagos expressway carrying 1,196,000 pills of pharmaceutical opioids. Two suspects, Osagie Igbinibo, 43, and Omijie Malik, 44, were arrested. The consignment was reportedly headed to Onitsha, Anambra State.

Other operations across the country led to additional seizures and arrests.

In Lagos, a suspect, Rasheed Ibuowo, 40, was apprehended with 810 kilograms of cannabis. In Bauchi State, Muktar Bello, 35, was arrested with 288 blocks of skunk weighing 154.5kg.

In Ekiti State, 466.8kg of skunk was recovered from a residence, while NDLEA operatives destroyed 20,000kg of cannabis cultivated on farmland in Cross River State.

In Niger State, 394 components suspected to be for improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were seized from a suspect, Mohammed Aliyu, 26, who has been handed over to relevant security agencies.

NDLEA Chairman, Mohamed Buba Marwa, commended officers involved in the operations and described the Captagon seizure as a significant disruption of drug trafficking networks.

He warned that the drug remains a target for traffickers due to its links to violence and insecurity, adding that the agency would sustain efforts to prevent its spread.

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/26/ndlea-intercepts-terror-drug-captagon-in-kwara-as-bizman-excretes-45-cocaine-wraps

The earlier you realism that people are no longer interested in this paid research assignment the better. No one in this age is being fooled any longer including the so called name checkers and ethnic be goats.
Check out the traffic and know that people are just tired of those antics bu hour paymasters.

You will be exposed sooner or later, trust me.

You are paid to post at least one drug peddling' case by anyone that bears and igbo name.

Snakedoctor1:
The earlier you realism that people are no longer interested in this paid research assignment the better. No one in this age is being fooled any longer including the so called name checkers and ethnic be goats.
Check out the traffic and know that people are just tired of those antics bu hour paymasters.

You will be exposed sooner or later, trust me.

You are paid to post at least one drug peddling' case by anyone that bears and igbo name.

You actually observed the nonsense the OP and mods did, the report had many other drug crimes with different tribes, none was highlighted, only the one with Igbo name was highlighted, the nonsense these guys are doing under this Tinubu's government...

Tinubu exposed a whole lot...

adenigga:
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, on Sunday said its operatives have intercepted a consignment of an amphetamine-based drug, Captagon, in Kwara State.

Captagon, a highly addictive stimulant commonly used in the Middle East, is known for inducing prolonged wakefulness, euphoria and reduced fear.

Authorities say it is often linked to criminal networks and insurgent groups.

NDLEA said the interception followed an earlier bust at the Apapa seaport in Lagos.

This was made known in a statement issued by NDLEA’s Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi.

The statement said operatives on patrol along Bode Saadu Road on April 21, 2026, intercepted a passenger, Nasiru Mu’azu, 33, in a trailer.

According to the statement, a search led to the recovery of 10 packs of Captagon comprising 10,000 pills, as well as nine packets of Tapentadol 250mg.

In a separate operation at the same patrol point on April 24, NDLEA operatives intercepted another trailer and recovered 155,900 capsules of tramadol, 6,000 ampoules of tramadol injection, 3,000 tablets of co-codamol and 9,000 tablets of bromazepam concealed in a false compartment. A suspect, Aminu Isah, 24, was arrested.

In Oyo State, NDLEA officers intercepted a commercial bus along the Ibadan/Oyo Expressway on April 21. A passenger, Eze Prince Emeka, 33, was subjected to a body scan, which confirmed ingestion of illicit drugs. He later excreted 45 pellets of cocaine weighing 1.043 kilograms over three sessions.

The suspect reportedly intended to transport the drugs to Europe through trans-Saharan routes, using Algeria as a transit point after initial delivery in Sokoto.

In Edo State, NDLEA operatives on April 25 intercepted a truck along the Benin/Lagos expressway carrying 1,196,000 pills of pharmaceutical opioids. Two suspects, Osagie Igbinibo, 43, and Omijie Malik, 44, were arrested. The consignment was reportedly headed to Onitsha, Anambra State.

Other operations across the country led to additional seizures and arrests.

In Lagos, a suspect, Rasheed Ibuowo, 40, was apprehended with 810 kilograms of cannabis. In Bauchi State, Muktar Bello, 35, was arrested with 288 blocks of skunk weighing 154.5kg.

In Ekiti State, 466.8kg of skunk was recovered from a residence, while NDLEA operatives destroyed 20,000kg of cannabis cultivated on farmland in Cross River State.

In Niger State, 394 components suspected to be for improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were seized from a suspect, Mohammed Aliyu, 26, who has been handed over to relevant security agencies.

NDLEA Chairman, Mohamed Buba Marwa, commended officers involved in the operations and described the Captagon seizure as a significant disruption of drug trafficking networks.

He warned that the drug remains a target for traffickers due to its links to violence and insecurity, adding that the agency would sustain efforts to prevent its spread.

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/26/ndlea-intercepts-terror-drug-captagon-in-kwara-as-bizman-excretes-45-cocaine-wraps

Omo.... 45! That should be in the Guinness would records. Must be a flower ass.

Sonofgod1990:
This ndlea just dey act like supper men. Instead of them

Hatred for Arsenal don kill your joy finish.
Continue!

favour32:
Hatred for Arsenal don kill your joy finish.
Continue!

Watin concern my talk concern arsenal for here please