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  • SIX GHANAIANS, BENINESE ARRESTED WITH ILLICIT DRUG CONSIGNMENTS IN TWO BOATS AT ELEKO BEACH LAGOS
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SIX GHANAIANS, BENINESE ARRESTED WITH ILLICIT DRUG CONSIGNMENTS IN TWO BOATS AT ELEKO BEACH LAGOS

Admin December 29, 2024
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An interdictory effort by operatives of the Marine Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has led to the interception of two boats loaded with 1,960 kilograms of Ghanaian Loud, a strong strain of cannabis at the Eleko beach in Lekki area of Lagos.

Femi Babafemi, Director of Media and Advocacy, NDLEA, said on Sunday in Abuja that the suspects and confiscation were made about 2:30am on Christmas eve, Tuesday, 24th December, 2024.

Six foreign nationals who brought the consignments from Ghana were arrested during the operation.

They include two Ghanaians: Godsway John, 38; and Freedom Kelvin, 33; as well as four Beninese: Chegoun Hounsou, 23; Gadabor Nyameto, 47; Adantg Sasa, 34; and Ayao Kayivi, 21.

Similarly, in Katsina state, a suspect Ibrahim Shaibu, 35, was arrested in possession of 40 album-size parcels of compressed cannabis sativa weighing 35kg on Christmas day, 25th December at Central Motor Park, Katsina, while another suspect Umar Ahmed, 47, was nabbed along Zaria-Malumfashi road, Katsina with 27 parcels of same psychoactive substance weighing 13.5kg on Saturday 28th December.

A 21-year-old suspect Kosisochukwu Ozigbo was arrested at New Lagos Road, Benin City, Edo state when the area was raided on Monday, 23rd December by NDLEA operatives.

Recovered from the suspect include: 32,490 pills of tramadol 225mg, 200mg and 100mg; 936 bottles of codeine-based syrup and various quantities of other opioids.

The Commands across the country balanced their drug supply reduction operations with War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), advocacy campaigns to schools, markets, worship centres and communities. Some of these include: WADA sensitization lecture delivered by Lagos State Strategic Command in collaboration with Menitos Foundation to residents of Akoka community at Ayetoro primary school, Akoka Bariga; while the Adamawa State command of NDLEA delivered same lecture to members of Jama’atul Nasril Islam during their annual first aid group and leadership camping in Adamawa among others.

While commending the efforts of the officers and men of NAIA, Katsina, Edo and Marine Commands of the Agency for job well done in the past week, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd) tasked them and their compatriots nationwide not to rest on the achievements of 2024 but continue to raise the bar in their offensive action against drug barons and cartels with an equal measure of WADA sensitisation campaigns in the new year.

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