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Home » NDLEA Intercepts N4.5b Heroin In Baby Food At Lagos Airport

NDLEA Intercepts N4.5b Heroin In Baby Food At Lagos Airport

by Joshua
July 4, 2022
in News

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has intercepted 22 blocks of heroin, with street value of over N4.5 billion at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, Ikeja, Lagos.

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This is contained in a statement by the Director, Media and Advocacy, NDLEA, Mr Femi Babafemi on Sunday in Abuja.

Babafemi said the consignment, which were concealed in packs of Nestle Cerelac baby food, weighed 23.55 kilograms.

He said the consignment came from Johannesburg, South Africa, on board South African Airways flight on Wednesday, June 29.

This, he said, was a part of consolidated cargo that arrived the Skyway Aviation Handling Company Plc (SAHCO) import shed of the Lagos airport.

“After series of follow up operations that led to the arrest of two freight agents, the actual receiver of the drug consignment was Chike Eweni .

“Eweni who distributes the substance for his South Africa based partner was arrested the following day, Thursday June 30, at a logistics warehouse in Ajao Estate, Ikeja.

“The suspect who hails from Anaocha LGA, Anambra, claims, during preliminary interview that he is also into fish farming, ” he said.

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Babafemi said NDLEA officers at the airport, had on Monday June 27 arrested a former driver with a public transport company, BRT; Muyiwa Bolujoko, for ingesting 90 pellets of cocaine before the arrest of Eweni.

He said Bolujoko was arrested at the screening point before boarding a Qatar Airways flight, enroute Doha to Sharjah, with his trip, expected to terminate in Dubai, UAE.

He added that the 39-year-old, from Ijebu South LGA, Ogun, was placed under excretion observation after body scan result confirmed drug ingestion.

“While in custody, the suspect excreted all the 90 pellets in four excretions.

“He claimed he left his N60,000 per month job as BRT driver in February, and decided to work as drug courier, to raise funds to buy a shuttle bus popularly called ‘Korope’ in Lagos to continue his transport business, ” he said.

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