NDLEA arrests two British nationals at Lagos airport for drug trafficking
At the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA Ikeja, Lagos, two Nigerians and two British nationals were taken into custody for narcotics trafficking.
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) agents apprehended the accused, Mhizha Jordan Alexander Tatendra and Ayedipe Andrew Adejuwon. Femi Babafemi, the NDLEA spokesperson, revealed this in a statement on Sunday.
He claims that at the time of their arrest on May 22, the accused were trying to smuggle 92 bags of Loud, a potent cannabis strain weighing 51.10 kg, into Nigeria.
“Two British nationals: Mhizha Jordan Alexander Tatendra and Ayedipe Andrew Adejuwon as well as two Nigerians: Shonowo Oluwaseun Imole and Ofuoma Omokaro Ayobami have been arrested by NDLEA operatives for attempting to smuggle into Nigeria 92 bags of Loud, a strong strain of cannabis weighing 51.10kg through the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA Ikeja Lagos.
“Alexander was intercepted with the consignment upon his arrival at the MMIA on a Qatar Airline flight from Doha based on processed intelligence on Thursday 15th May.
“He was allowed to pass through the security control unhindered and closely monitored by NDLEA operatives to the car park, where the owner of the cargo, Ayedipe Andrew Adejuwon, who is a Nigerian British, was waiting in an SUV along with his relation Shonowo Oluwaseun Imole and the driver of the vehicle, Ofuoma Omokaro Ayobami, to receive the courier,” Babafemi stated.
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