India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), in a joint operation with the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai police, has arrested a Nigerian, who belongs to an international drug racket, using postal services to smuggle drugs and contrabands.

The arrested Nigerian, Frank William was found with 600gm of cocaine imported from Latin America.

The cocaine, worth between Rs 4 crore and Rs 4.8 crore( $640,000-$719,500), was concealed in the axle of a vehicle that was sent via post from Latin America.

Sources said that the NCB received a tip-off that a parcel containing drugs was to arrive in India. The NCB tied up with the postal services and ANC and trailed the consignment for nearly a week as it passed through two to three countries. When the parcel reached a post office at Khoparkhairane in Navi Mumbai, the officers laid a trap and arrested the Nigerian, when he came to collect it.

“We could have stopped the parcel at the Foreign Post Office as all post parcels are routed through it. We played along so we could reach the recipient,” said an official, adding that the demand for cocaine is increasing in the city.

The officer said international drug peddlers send parcels through postal services or courier companies and provide the wrong KYC and address of the recipient.

“They then track the parcel online. When it reaches its destination city, it lies at the post office as the address is wrong. The recipient then picks it up from the post office,” said Sanjay Jha, zonal director of NCB.

Sources said that the NCB had recently written to the postal authorities and even private courier services asking them to insist on verifying the KYC of the parcel sender and receiver.

“We have apprised the postal department to instal CCTV cameras and collect carbon copies of the ID proofs and KYC of the sender and receiver,” said an officer.

The customs department said that it is not possible to scan all parcels sent to India through courier services. “The sheer volume makes it difficult. So, we carry out random checks,” said an official.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/03/photo-nigerian-arrested-with-cocaine.html

Na dis set of people de make Indian Visa interview in Lagos and abuja seem like na one better place we wan go #mtscheeeeeeew

His region of origin needs no second guessing.... ...must be those hardworking people Ke.....

Frank William? The Name Checkers must borrow a page from INEC and deem this inconclusive.

frank william Na demm E dey blood

Lolz...NCA..kwontinue

This people no even know joke, that's just white flour na, guy tell them na.

coolitempa:
His region of origin needs no second guessing.... ...must be those hardworking people Ke.....

You're right. His name should be able to give us a clue. His name sounds like Rotimi Williams, Funsho Williams, Obafemi Martins or Babatunde Fowler... Not forgetting Olu Jacobs and Desmond Elliot. He might be a relative of either of these people.

When you intend to withdraw #500 but withdrew #50000

Hmmmm
World association of name checkers
We know them

hmmm...
Name checkers.. Where do u think he is from??

He is using 2 english names

This people nor dey taya disgracing us everywhere

Frank William please let's see his real name abeg

Frank William emeka or na obinna

Nawa o

Just here for the tribal war

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LOL..... We all know his full names are....

Frank Chukwukadibia "Mekus" William. The illustrious criminal son of Maazi Okolobia from Arondizuogu.

And his Village of origin can be found somewhere in this Black circled area ...... 99.987% confirmation.
But he prefers to tell everyone he is from Lagos or Port Harcourt.

Name.. searching... West?

Frank Ayomide Williams?

OMO WOBE

Name checkers association will be highly disappointed, maybe we should delegate lala to go back to Mumbai and confirm his true state of origin

lol....d name no complete

Biafra.....................I don't need to check his name, the logo though.

9ja, scamming or gambling man must earn.

One Soldier down.

And for the record, 600gm of Coca is not $720k or near it.
It's not more than $20,000

Occupational hazards.

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