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NDLEA Busts Lagos Shrine, Arrests Two, Seizes 2,760kg of Illicit Drugs [Photos]

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NDLEA Operatives Bust Lagos Shrine, Arrest Two, Seize Large Quantity of Illicit Drugs.

In a bold move, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) raided a shrine in Lagos used for storing illicit drugs, arresting two suspects, Gbenga Abiodun and Sunday Abiodun. The operation, which took place on October 25, 2024, yielded jumbo bags of Ghanaian Loud and a strain of cannabis weighing 2,760kg from the Igbo-Igunuko shrine located at Alfa Beach in Ajah.

 Additional Arrests and Seizures

  • Ademola Oyelakin was arrested with 770kg of the same psychoactive substance along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.
  • In Plateau, Fadan Bindom, 39, was apprehended with 65.85kg cannabis and 18 grams of tramadol at Pilgani village.
  • Sunday Agbata, 42, was arrested with 5,830 tablets and ampoules of bromazepam, diazepam, and pentazocine injection at Pavwei-Rayfield Jos South LGA.
  • In Edo state, NDLEA operatives recovered 640kg cannabis concealed in 80 jumbo bags of fresh vegetables at Ewu junction, Irrua, Esan Central LGA, and arrested Austin Oruamen, 27.
  • Adereti Kazeem, 35, was arrested with 200 blocks of cannabis weighing 133kg at Obalayan, Ile-Ife, Osun state.

These arrests and seizures demonstrate the NDLEA’s commitment to combating the illicit drug trade in Nigeria.

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NDLEA Busts Lagos Shrine, Arrests Two, Seizes 2,760kg of Illicit Drugs [Photos]
NDLEA Busts Lagos Shrine, Arrests Two, Seizes 2,760kg of Illicit Drugs [Photos]
NDLEA Busts Lagos Shrine, Arrests Two, Seizes 2,760kg of Illicit Drugs [Photos]

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EFCC Arrests Four for Alleged Illegal Solid Minerals Trade

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EFCC Arrests Four for Alleged Illegal Solid Minerals Trade

Chinese Brothers, Two Nigerians Detained for Suspected Illegal Mining.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested two Chinese brothers, Wang Jiang and Wang Richard, along with two Nigerian accomplices, Donatus Agupusi and Michael Benneth Agu, for allegedly attempting to export solid minerals without the required permit.

The arrest was made possible by an intelligence tip from the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) on November 3, 2024. Wang Jiang was apprehended at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu after suspicious stones, believed to be solid minerals, were found in his luggage during the hold baggage screening.

Preliminary investigations revealed that Agupusi, owner of Great Wall Construction Limited, is the employer of the other suspects. It was also discovered that Wang Jiang intended to travel to China to conduct tests on the solid minerals. However, none of the four suspects possessed the necessary permit to export the minerals to China.

Charges and Next Steps

The suspects will face charges in court once investigations are concluded. This development highlights the EFCC’s ongoing efforts to combat illegal mining activities in Nigeria.

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Kwara Police Arrest Suspects for Okada Rider’s Grisly Murder

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Kwara State Police Command Arrests Three Suspects for Grisly Murder of Okada Rider.

The Kwara State Police Command has apprehended three individuals, Peter Samuel, Jeremiah Tiozinda, and Sunday Agbenke, for allegedly beheading a commercial motorcyclist and stealing his motorcycle in the Asunlere area of Oke Oyi, Ilorin.

Investigation and Arrest

On November 4, 2024, residents of Asunlere community reported the discovery of a headless body near a stream. Detectives swiftly responded, capturing photographic evidence indicating severe violence around the neck ¹. The victim’s body was evacuated to the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital morgue for autopsy.

Recovered Evidence

At the crime scene, police recovered an Itel Android phone and the stolen motorcycle, which were later confirmed to belong to the suspects ¹. Further investigation led to the apprehension of the suspects, who confessed to committing the crime.

Confession and Motive

Peter Samuel, one of the suspects, revealed that Sunday Agbenke, the ringleader, had planned the murder to steal the victim’s newly purchased motorcycle, intending to sell it for financial gain. Samuel confessed to beheading the victim after his companion struck the rider with a plank.

Next Steps

The case has been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) for thorough investigation. The suspects will soon face arraignment in court.

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DHQ Issues Wanted Notice for Nine Suspects Linked to North East Terrorism

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DHQ Issues Wanted Notice for Nine Suspects Linked to North East Terrorism

Nine Persons Declared Wanted by Defence Headquarters for Terrorism.

The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has declared nine individuals wanted in connection with terrorism and violent extremism activities in Nigeria’s North East region. Major General Edward Buba, Director of Defence Media Operations, made the announcement during a briefing in Abuja. The wanted individuals are:

– Abu Khadijah
– Abur Rahman
– Dadi Gumba
– Abu Yusuf
– Musa Wa’a
– Usman Kanin Shehu
– Ibrahim Suyeka
– Ba Sulhu
– Idris Taklakse

This declaration comes amid intensified military operations in the region, where the armed forces have been working to counter terrorist threats and safeguard national assets. Recent efforts have seen significant successes, including:

– Foiling of multiple terror plots
– Elimination of 192 terrorists
– Arrest of 341 others in just one week
– Rescue of three kidnapped victims in Benue state

The DHQ urges citizens to provide any information that may aid in the apprehension of these individuals.

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