NDLEA Arrests Beninese Woman With 3,400 Tramadol Tablets at Seme Border, Seizes Drugs Nationwide in Major Crackdown
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a 48-year-old Beninese woman, Leocardi Josu, at the Seme border in Badagry, Lagos, for attempting to smuggle 3,400 tablets of tramadol 225mg into Nigeria. The arrest is part of a wider nationwide crackdown that also led to the seizure of large quantities of tramadol, cannabis, synthetic drugs, and cocaine across Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Kogi, and Abuja routes. NDLEA officials confirmed multiple arrests, including drug traffickers targeting Italy, and recovered narcotics worth billions of naira, reaffirming the agency’s intensified efforts to curb drug trafficking during the festive season.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a 48-year-old Beninese woman, Leocardi Josu, at the Seme border in Badagry, Lagos, for attempting to smuggle 3,400 tablets of tramadol 225mg into Nigeria. The arrest is part of a wider nationwide crackdown that also led to the seizure of large quantities of tramadol, cannabis, synthetic drugs, and cocaine across Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Kogi, and Abuja routes. NDLEA officials confirmed multiple arrests, including drug traffickers targeting Italy, and recovered narcotics worth billions of naira, reaffirming the agency’s intensified efforts to curb drug trafficking during the festive season.
NDLEA Arrests Beninese Woman With 3,400 Tramadol Tablets at Seme Border, Seizes Drugs Nationwide in Major Crackdown
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a 48-year-old Beninese woman, Leocardi Josu, at the Seme border in Badagry, Lagos, for attempting to smuggle 3,400 tablets of tramadol 225mg into Nigeria. The arrest is part of a wider nationwide crackdown that also led to the seizure of large quantities of tramadol, cannabis, synthetic drugs, and cocaine across Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Kogi, and Abuja routes. NDLEA officials confirmed multiple arrests, including drug traffickers targeting Italy, and recovered narcotics worth billions of naira, reaffirming the agency’s intensified efforts to curb drug trafficking during the festive season.
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