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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has recorded another success in its operations following intelligence reports indicating suspicious gas-like activity, a buildup of illicit substances stored in a covert warehouse located inside a residential estate in Sunny Billa East Street, Bucknor, Isheri, Isolo.
Acting on the tip, NDLEA officers moved in on November 19, 2025, initially intercepting a truck dumping opioids for distribution ahead of the Christmas season.
The Director, Media & Advocacy, NDLEA Headquarters, Abuja, Femi Babafemi, noted in a press release on Wednesday, 26th November, that the agency’s Special Operations Unit trailed two suspected Drug Trafficking Organisation (DTO) members: Egbo Innocent Udalor and Chukwe Emmanuel, before arresting them at Apple Junction while they were conveying 300 cartons of opioids in a truck.
According to the witness’s account tendered in the NDLEA statement, the suspects were nabbed while attempting to transport the drugs into forest routes and community distribution networks ahead of the festive period.
According to reports, a follow-up clearance strike on November 20, 2025, brought officers to the DTO warehouse inside a residential compound. There, they used an Osimhen-like operational force to apprehend Onyekachi Pius Nwanagu, a suspected cartel baron, along with two other suspects, Nwoye Sunday Ali, Nnacho Ogochukwu, and Oraghalia Chukwuebuka Philip, making a total of six people.
Babafemi confirmed that the drugs were moved out of the estate in eleven exhibit recovery trucks for safe forensic preservation inside the NDLEA’s central exhibit complex in Lagos.
Operatives recovered a total of seven million two hundred and seventy-two thousand (7,272,000) pills of tramadol 225mg worth ₦3,960,000,000, and 526,200 bottles (measuring 52.6 million mls) of codeine syrup valued at ₦2,762,550,000, bringing the combined street value of the seized drugs to ₦6,722,550,000.00 only, according to agency estimates.
An entire warehouse area on Sunny Billa East Street, a residential neighborhood in Isheri, Lagos State, was filled with tablets and bottles, according to the statement.
‘This Is Not Just an Arrest; It Is Victory for the Nigerian People’ – Marwa
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Mohamed Buba Marwa, while commending officers involved, described the raid as: “not just an arrest, but a clear and unambiguous statement… represents a victory for the Nigerian people and a confirmation of our unwavering commitment to the mandate given to us by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”
Marwa further issued a chilling warning to cartel networks nationwide: “The days when drug barons thought they were untouchable are over.”
“No matter how high or deeply concealed they think they are, the long arm of the law will eventually catch up with every merchant of death,” he said.
Investigators executed a properly endorsed search warrant on his Kaduna property during questioning following his arrest in Egypt on September 7, 2022, due to a previous connection to the Abuja-Kaduna train attack in March 2022.
One Toyota Camry (Muscle) model, one Peugeot 5008, one Mercedes Benz E350, one Lexus, one India-based transportation logistics asset link, and one Hyundai vehicle are among the seven recovered vehicles and approximately 300,000 USD worth of items that were later tracked down and offered as exhibits, according to Babafemi.
Terror Negotiation Network Under Investigation, Forensic Reports Admitted
Marwa confirmed that forensic analysis carried out on Mamu’s Samsung tablet and mobile telephones produced 98% conversations in Hausa language, some of which were transcribed and tendered as evidence by the prosecution team led by David Kaswe.
The warrant-backed seizure also showed that when the terrorism baron was apprehended overseas, he gave his in-law, Mubarak Tinja, instructions to remove valuables in order to avoid detection.
At the Terrorism Trial Courtroom in Abuja-Kaduna Bound Train, Kebbi axis, Justice Halilu admitted the CD plates containing the voice notes, CCTV recordings, and flash drives as evidence.
Baba Adamu, the terror ring’s spokesperson, stated in one of the six audio notes played in court that the terrorist leader asked Mamu to assist them in obtaining public address systems for their preaching activities and to teach them how to build a website for their operations. Mamu was heard promising to investigate their requests.
According to reports, the court then postponed the adoption of additional written addresses and the progress report on forensic interrogation until February 19, 2026, at 11:00 a.m.
