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At least 156,575 tramadol pills and other illegal narcotics were found in five states and the Federal Capital Territory in the past two weeks, according to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency.
NDLEA spokesman Mr. Femi Babafemi named the states as Enugu, Anambra, Ondo, Lagos, and Ogun in a statement released in Abuja on Sunday. He said that two suspects, Abdulrazak Bala and Lawal Salisu, had at least 156,380 pieces of the pills taken from them.
His reports state that on Saturday, July 29, two suspected drug dealers were taken into custody on the Gwagwalada-Abaji Highway in the Federal Capital Territory. He continued by saying that on Thursday, July 26, Femi Isiaka was taken into custody after NDLEA agents discovered a “Skuchies” factory in Sagamu, Ogun.
37 kg of Indian hemp, 195 Tramadol pills, 5,000 Diazepam tablets, and 216 Rophynol tablets were recovered from the factory.
204 liters of “skuchies,” four refrigerators, four gas cylinders, and one industrial oven were also found.
“On Tuesday, July 25, a container load of nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, connected to a 30-year-old businessman, Stephen Eze, was seized at the Apapa seaport in Lagos,” Babafemi said.
On July 13, two containers of laughing gas that the suspect had smuggled from China were found at the Apapa Port.
“During a joint examination of the container marked SUDU7431605, which contained 8,336 canisters of nitrous oxide and pressure release nozzles, the third shipment was intercepted,” Babafemi continued.
He added that two suspects, Francis Diamond (age 26) and Adekunle Damilola (age 26), were apprehended in Ondo State’s Ita-Ogbolu Forest while in possession of 247.5 kg of Indian hemp.
According to the NDLEA spokesperson, on Wednesday, July 26, a Volkswagen Golf Car carrying 308 kg of Indian hemp was stopped at Airport Junction on Akure-Ogbese Road. Farouk Umar, 38, was taken into custody.
On Saturday, July 29, Chukwuma Nnaji, a 32-year-old suspect, was taken into custody in a warehouse at Onuogba Eke in the Ishielu Local Government Area of Enugu State, along with 47 kg of “Skunk.”
During the operation, twelve kilograms of the same material were also found in a prison shop.
In Uli town in the Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra, a grandfather named Boniface Ogwurlobi (62) and a man named Chimezie Onyenjuru were taken into custody along with 49.415 kg of Indian hemp, 127.7g of methamphetamine, and 15g of cocaine.
This occurred on Friday, July 28, during a raid.
Additionally, three suspects—Olasande Olutosin, Oleh Chiagozie, and Obamuro Baiyeri—who were detained with 2,608.3 kg of Indian hemp were surrendered to the NDLEA by men from the Nigerian Army’s 9 Brigade.
“On Tuesday, July 25, they also stopped the truck carrying the material to the NDLEA’s Lagos State Command,” Babafemi said.
