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Troops doesn’t joke with distress call. ❤️

Troops doesn’t joke with distress call. ❤️

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These are the guys arrested for the k!ll!ng of a viral cult member while f!ght!ng for leadership in phnom Pehn Cambodia and they are likely to get life sentences in another man’s land.

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These are the guys arrested for the k!ll!ng of a viral cult member while f!ght!ng for leadership in phnom Pehn Cambodia and they are likely to get life sentences in another man’s land.

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Beware of Fake Drinks and Beverages 💔

Beware of Fake Drinks and Beverages 💔

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Lagos Police kept the wanted drug dealer, Ifeanyi Eke, under tight surveillance before his eventual arrest. After his arrest, Ifeanyi try to bribe the police with N500million Sir TUNJI DISU, policemen who participated in the op deserve commendation

Lagos Police kept the wanted drug dealer, Ifeanyi Eke, under tight surveillance before his eventual arrest. After his arrest, Ifeanyi try to bribe the police with N500million Sir TUNJI DISU, policemen who participated in the op deserve commendation

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The DSS & Police should immediately arrested him for drawing a pistol in public

The DSS & Police should immediately arrested him for drawing a pistol in public

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Disturbing Video But how did Kenyan President Ruto’s security personnel allow such a breach in the first place. | Overhaul the body guards to the President

Disturbing Video But how did Kenyan President Ruto’s security personnel allow such a breach in the first place. | Overhaul the body guards to the President

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See B-2 stealth bomber over Putin’s head… Be like say Putin dey fear ooo

See B-2 stealth bomber over Putin’s head… Be like say Putin dey fear ooo

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So hilarious, but why are people saying the soldier (orderly) must have worked as a bus conductor in Lagos before joining the military?

So hilarious, but why are people saying the soldier (orderly) must have worked as a bus conductor in Lagos before joining the military?

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VIDEO: The barracks community in Bauchi bid farewell to Maj Gen OC Ajunwa as he retired from the Nigerian Army. He was the outgoing commander of the Armoured Corps.

VIDEO: The barracks community in Bauchi bid farewell to Maj Gen OC Ajunwa as he retired from the Nigerian Army. He was the outgoing commander of the Armoured Corps.

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31.5kg cocaine trafficking: 11 Indian sailors, ship convicted, fined $6million . Nigeria no longer a safe corridor for cocaine or any other illicit substance, Marwa warns drug cartels Barely six months after their arrest by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) for importing 31.5 kilograms of cocaine from Marshall Islands into Nigeria through the Apapa seaport in Lagos, 11 Indian sailors and their merchant vessel marked MV Aruna Hulya have been convicted and fined a total of Six Million US Dollars ($6million) by a Federal High Court in Lagos. The Agency took into custody the Indian crew members and their merchant vessel, MV Aruna Hulya, following the discovery of 31.5 kilograms of cocaine in hatch 3 of the ship by NDLEA operatives at the GDNL terminal, Apapa port Lagos on Friday 2nd January 2026. The Master of the Vessel, Sharma Shashi Bhushan and 10 other crew members, namely: Bharati Manoj Kumar; Nevage Sandesh Suresh; Pandey Prashant; Nuttu Anand; Akash Babu; Nilesh Mukuno Bhalerad; Melethil Insaf Rahman; Barla Chantanya Krishna; Prabhasukhan Singu; and Jai Parkash were eventually arraigned on two counts charge in suit number FHC/ L/56C/2026 before Joseph Chukwujekwu Aneke of the Federal High Court, Lagos. After months before the court, the trial judge on Thursday 11th June 2026 delivered his ruling on plea bargain terms filed by the prosecution and defence in the case. As a result, all 12 defendants were convicted under Section 25 of the NDLEA Act and sentenced to pay the sum of 100,000 Naira each which is the penalty for the offence under the Act. ⁠In addition, the 1st defendant, which is the vessel, is to pay restitution to the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the sum of Five Million Three Hundred Thousand US dollars ($5,300,000) or its equivalent in Naira. The three principal officers of the vessel who are the 2nd, 3rd and 4th defendants, namely: Sharma Shashi Bhushan; Nilesh Mukuno Bhalerad; and Melethil Insaf Rahman are also to pay restitution to the Federal Government in the sum of 100,000 US dollars each, while other crew members, the 5th to 12th defendants are to pay their restitution in the sum of 50, 000 US dollars each. Reacting to the landmark judgement, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig Gen Mohamed Buba Marwa (rtd) noted that the conviction of the vessel and its crew members sends a resounding message to every drug trafficking network in the world that “Nigeria is no longer a safe corridor for cocaine or any other illicit substance.” According to him, “This judgment is the third of its kind in recent times, following the convictions of foreign nationals and vessels on similar charges. Let it be known that these are not coincidences, they are the direct result of deliberate, intelligence-led operations by our officers who remain vigilant at every port of entry. “The NDLEA will not relent. Whether you come by air, land, or sea; whether you are a Nigerian or a foreign national, if you attempt to use our waters as a narcotics highway, you will face the full weight of Nigerian law. Our courts have spoken, and we will continue to give them reason to speak. The war against drug trafficking is one we are winning and we intend to keep it that way.” He commended the officers, men and women of the Apapa Strategic Command of the Agency for their vigilance in identifying the cocaine consignment buried deep within the cargo of a massive commodity vessel. He specifically expressed appreciation to the Agency’s Directorate of Prosecution and Legal Services for their diligence in the prosecution of the case. Femi Babafemi Director, Media & Advocacy NDLEA Headquarters Abuja Thursday 11th June 2026

31.5kg cocaine trafficking: 11 Indian sailors, ship convicted, fined $6million . Nigeria no longer a safe corridor for cocaine or any other illicit substance, Marwa warns drug cartels Barely six months after their arrest by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) for importing 31.5 kilograms of cocaine from Marshall Islands into Nigeria through the Apapa seaport in Lagos, 11 Indian sailors and their merchant vessel marked MV Aruna Hulya have been convicted and fined a total of Six Million US Dollars ($6million) by a Federal High Court in Lagos. The Agency took into custody the Indian crew members and their merchant vessel, MV Aruna Hulya, following the discovery of 31.5 kilograms of cocaine in hatch 3 of the ship by NDLEA operatives at the GDNL terminal, Apapa port Lagos on Friday 2nd January 2026. The Master of the Vessel, Sharma Shashi Bhushan and 10 other crew members, namely: Bharati Manoj Kumar; Nevage Sandesh Suresh; Pandey Prashant; Nuttu Anand; Akash Babu; Nilesh Mukuno Bhalerad; Melethil Insaf Rahman; Barla Chantanya Krishna; Prabhasukhan Singu; and Jai Parkash were eventually arraigned on two counts charge in suit number FHC/ L/56C/2026 before Joseph Chukwujekwu Aneke of the Federal High Court, Lagos. After months before the court, the trial judge on Thursday 11th June 2026 delivered his ruling on plea bargain terms filed by the prosecution and defence in the case. As a result, all 12 defendants were convicted under Section 25 of the NDLEA Act and sentenced to pay the sum of 100,000 Naira each which is the penalty for the offence under the Act. ⁠In addition, the 1st defendant, which is the vessel, is to pay restitution to the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the sum of Five Million Three Hundred Thousand US dollars ($5,300,000) or its equivalent in Naira. The three principal officers of the vessel who are the 2nd, 3rd and 4th defendants, namely: Sharma Shashi Bhushan; Nilesh Mukuno Bhalerad; and Melethil Insaf Rahman are also to pay restitution to the Federal Government in the sum of 100,000 US dollars each, while other crew members, the 5th to 12th defendants are to pay their restitution in the sum of 50, 000 US dollars each. Reacting to the landmark judgement, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig Gen Mohamed Buba Marwa (rtd) noted that the conviction of the vessel and its crew members sends a resounding message to every drug trafficking network in the world that “Nigeria is no longer a safe corridor for cocaine or any other illicit substance.” According to him, “This judgment is the third of its kind in recent times, following the convictions of foreign nationals and vessels on similar charges. Let it be known that these are not coincidences, they are the direct result of deliberate, intelligence-led operations by our officers who remain vigilant at every port of entry. “The NDLEA will not relent. Whether you come by air, land, or sea; whether you are a Nigerian or a foreign national, if you attempt to use our waters as a narcotics highway, you will face the full weight of Nigerian law. Our courts have spoken, and we will continue to give them reason to speak. The war against drug trafficking is one we are winning and we intend to keep it that way.” He commended the officers, men and women of the Apapa Strategic Command of the Agency for their vigilance in identifying the cocaine consignment buried deep within the cargo of a massive commodity vessel. He specifically expressed appreciation to the Agency’s Directorate of Prosecution and Legal Services for their diligence in the prosecution of the case. Femi Babafemi Director, Media & Advocacy NDLEA Headquarters Abuja Thursday 11th June 2026

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🚨 FAKE NEWS FLAGGED ‼️ This is Mambasa DR Congo Not Ibadan. Not Nigeria The video captures scenes of panic in Byakato, Mambasa territory, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, following reports of an incursion by ADF (Allied Democratic Forces) rebels. According to local sources, the attack around 7 May 2026 reportedly led to civilian casualties, forcing residents to flee in fear amid growing insecurity in the area.

🚨 FAKE NEWS FLAGGED ‼️ This is Mambasa DR Congo Not Ibadan. Not Nigeria The video captures scenes of panic in Byakato, Mambasa territory, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, following reports of an incursion by ADF (Allied Democratic Forces) rebels. According to local sources, the attack around 7 May 2026 reportedly led to civilian casualties, forcing residents to flee in fear amid growing insecurity in the area.

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Congratulations Benjamin Hundeyin, our very own Force PRO of Nigeria Police Force , on your well-deserved elevation from CSP to ACP rank.

Congratulations Benjamin Hundeyin, our very own Force PRO of Nigeria Police Force , on your well-deserved elevation from CSP to ACP rank.

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The Big Question is WHY????

The Big Question is WHY????

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Nigeria Police reject N500 Million bribe and Arrest Eke Henry Ifeanyi with 425 Bags of Suspected Illicit drugs Worth N7.8 Billion Lagos, Nigeria Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force Zone 2 Command have arrested Eke Henry Ifeanyi, a 41-year-old suspected drug kingpin, in a major raid Drug Kingpin raid that uncovered 425 bags of substances suspected to be Canadian Loud, a potent strain of cannabis valued in the billions of naira. The operation, which followed intelligence from a concerned citizen and months of surveillance, took place at Ifeanyi’s three-bedroom apartment and warehouse located at 10, Olori Adekemi Ajibola Street, Arowojobe Estate, Mende, Maryland, Lagos. Police recovered the large consignment of illicit drugs along with vehicles fitted with forged “presidency” and National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) number plates, which the suspect allegedly used to move the substances undetected.

Nigeria Police reject N500 Million bribe and Arrest Eke Henry Ifeanyi with 425 Bags of Suspected Illicit drugs Worth N7.8 Billion Lagos, Nigeria Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force Zone 2 Command have arrested Eke Henry Ifeanyi, a 41-year-old suspected drug kingpin, in a major raid Drug Kingpin raid that uncovered 425 bags of substances suspected to be Canadian Loud, a potent strain of cannabis valued in the billions of naira. The operation, which followed intelligence from a concerned citizen and months of surveillance, took place at Ifeanyi’s three-bedroom apartment and warehouse located at 10, Olori Adekemi Ajibola Street, Arowojobe Estate, Mende, Maryland, Lagos. Police recovered the large consignment of illicit drugs along with vehicles fitted with forged “presidency” and National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) number plates, which the suspect allegedly used to move the substances undetected.

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BREAKING | Borno State Troops, fighter jets mobilize as terrorists attempts to attack Ajilari Cross, outskirts of Maiduguri. Residents keeping vigil hail troops prompt response as seen in the video. Further update soon.

BREAKING | Borno State Troops, fighter jets mobilize as terrorists attempts to attack Ajilari Cross, outskirts of Maiduguri. Residents keeping vigil hail troops prompt response as seen in the video. Further update soon.

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VIDEO: The kidnapping incident of former Power Minister Bayo Adelabu's Sister and Twin Children at the Challenge Elewura area of Ibadan earlier today.

VIDEO: The kidnapping incident of former Power Minister Bayo Adelabu's Sister and Twin Children at the Challenge Elewura area of Ibadan earlier today.

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Officially +1 today. #TeamFebruary7 Gratitude To God For Another Birthday

Officially +1 today. #TeamFebruary7 Gratitude To God For Another Birthday

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HOW SWIFT INTERVENTION BY TROOPS PREVENT MASS MURDER AS IRATE PLATEAU YOUTHS KILL 7 PASSENGERS TRAVELING FROM ZARIA Swift intervention by gallant troops of the Nigerian Army on Friday evening prevented what could have been a large-scale massacre after irate youths attacked innocent travellers from Zaria in Mangun community, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State. The victims peaceful citizens of Hausa extraction were en route Qua’an-Pan Local Government Area to attend a wedding ceremony when their 18-seater bus mistakenly veered off course into Mangun via the Panyam–Kerang–Mangun road at about 6:00 p.m. on June 20. Instead of helping the confused travellers, the assailants driven by deadly assumptions descended on the bus, viciously attacking the occupants, killing seven on the spot, injuring 21 others, and setting the vehicle ablaze. It was the urgent and decisive response by troops under Operation Lafiyan Jama’a that averted a massacre of unimaginable scale. The troops rushed to the scene, engaged in a rescue operation under high tension, and successfully evacuated the survivors to safety. The injured were administered emergency treatment before being taken to the General Hospital in Mangu. Preliminary findings confirmed the travellers were unarmed civilians, peaceful Nigerians who had only lost their way on a journey of joy. Joint security forces have been deployed to Mangun Village, and efforts are ongoing to apprehend the perpetrators of the heinous act. reports

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HOW SWIFT INTERVENTION BY TROOPS PREVENT MASS MURDER AS IRATE PLATEAU YOUTHS KILL 7 PASSENGERS TRAVELING FROM ZARIA Swift intervention by gallant troops of the Nigerian Army on Friday evening prevented what could have been a large-scale massacre after irate youths attacked innocent travellers from Zaria in Mangun community, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State. The victims peaceful citizens of Hausa extraction were en route Qua’an-Pan Local Government Area to attend a wedding ceremony when their 18-seater bus mistakenly veered off course into Mangun via the Panyam–Kerang–Mangun road at about 6:00 p.m. on June 20. Instead of helping the confused travellers, the assailants driven by deadly assumptions descended on the bus, viciously attacking the occupants, killing seven on the spot, injuring 21 others, and setting the vehicle ablaze. It was the urgent and decisive response by troops under Operation Lafiyan Jama’a that averted a massacre of unimaginable scale. The troops rushed to the scene, engaged in a rescue operation under high tension, and successfully evacuated the survivors to safety. The injured were administered emergency treatment before being taken to the General Hospital in Mangu. Preliminary findings confirmed the travellers were unarmed civilians, peaceful Nigerians who had only lost their way on a journey of joy. Joint security forces have been deployed to Mangun Village, and efforts are ongoing to apprehend the perpetrators of the heinous act. reports

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NDLEA LATEST SUCCESS Operatives of NDLEA has just made a major breakthrough in their fight against drug trafficking. After 17 long years, they have finally apprehended Ogbonnaya Jeff, a 59-year-old international drug baron, at his hideout in the Ojo area of Lagos State The NDLEA's Special Operations Unit had been hot on Ogbonnaya's trail, thanks to an Interpol Red Notice and intelligence from the National Intelligence Service of South Korea. This arrest is a huge victory for the agency and a testament to their dedication to combating drug-related crimes. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa (retd.), announced the arrest, highlighting the agency's relentless pursuit of justice. Under Marwa's leadership, the NDLEA has been working tirelessly to disrupt drug trafficking networks and bring perpetrators to justice ¹.

NDLEA LATEST SUCCESS Operatives of NDLEA has just made a major breakthrough in their fight against drug trafficking. After 17 long years, they have finally apprehended Ogbonnaya Jeff, a 59-year-old international drug baron, at his hideout in the Ojo area of Lagos State The NDLEA's Special Operations Unit had been hot on Ogbonnaya's trail, thanks to an Interpol Red Notice and intelligence from the National Intelligence Service of South Korea. This arrest is a huge victory for the agency and a testament to their dedication to combating drug-related crimes. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa (retd.), announced the arrest, highlighting the agency's relentless pursuit of justice. Under Marwa's leadership, the NDLEA has been working tirelessly to disrupt drug trafficking networks and bring perpetrators to justice ¹.

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Today, SCOP, CSO, and CPSO to PBAT were all drenched in heavy rain as Mr President of 🇳🇬 departs Saint Lucia 🇱🇨, just one of the many sacrifices of being a security/personal aide to a VIP.

Today, SCOP, CSO, and CPSO to PBAT were all drenched in heavy rain as Mr President of 🇳🇬 departs Saint Lucia 🇱🇨, just one of the many sacrifices of being a security/personal aide to a VIP.

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NDLEA declares drug kingpin, 3 associates wanted, blocks N9.8billion in accounts …Secures forfeiture of multi-billion-naira fuel station, buildings, SUVs, as Marwa vows to disrupt the financial architecture that sustains drug cartels The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has declared a drug kingpin, Nnamuka Kelvin Uchenna (a.k.a Odogwu) and three of his associates: Emmanuella Chinonso Iroka; Nnamuka Ifeanyi Kingsley and Ekechi Franklin Chijioke (a.k.a Ekene Okwunaga) wanted over their involvement in the establishment of a clandestine laboratory, production of methamphetamine and drug money laundering. The suspects were declared wanted based on the order of Justice Iniekenimi Nicholas Oweibo of the Federal High Court, Owerri, Imo state, following an application by NDLEA in suit number FHC/OW/CS/22/2026 filed before the court on 3rd July 2026. This followed the discovery of a methamphetamine producing clandestine laboratory where 18.4 kilograms of the illicit substance and other items were recovered by NDLEA operatives at Isiozi in Umuaka, Njaba local government area of Imo state on 25th February 2026. Investigations later linked the wanted suspects to the meth lab and have since then gone into hiding. Through forensic investigation of the meth syndicate by NDLEA operatives, bank accounts linked to the wanted suspects with a combined balance of Nine Billion, Eight Hundred and Forty Million, Eight Hundred and Seventy Three Thousand, Five Hundred and Sixty Six Naira, Sixty Six Kobo (N9,840,873,566.66) only was frozen while the Agency has secured interim forfeiture orders covering multibillion naira assets owned by members of the syndicate including: a filling station, multi-storey residential buildings and four Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) marked RLU 148 AJ; KJA 563 FZ; BWR 249 DY and FST 208 HU. Reacting to the development, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended the officers and operatives involved in the operation, describing it as a clear demonstration of the Agency's resolve to dismantle drug trafficking networks and disrupt the financial architecture that sustains them. "This latest operation reaffirms our unwavering commitment to tracking down drug kingpins and their collaborators, no matter how sophisticated their network or how long they attempt to evade justice. The discovery of this clandestine methamphetamine laboratory in Njaba, and the subsequent freezing of nearly ten billion naira in illicit funds, alongside the forfeiture of a filling station, multi-storey buildings and four exotic SUVs, sends an unambiguous message that the illegal drug business is no longer a safe haven for criminals seeking to launder their ill-gotten wealth through legitimate enterprises. "I want to assure Nigerians that the Agency will not relent in going after the fleeing suspects and anyone else linked to this syndicate. We will continue to deploy financial and forensic intelligence to trace, freeze and forfeit assets acquired through drug trafficking, just as we will not hesitate to invoke the full weight of the law against fugitives who think they can hide from justice. "I appeal to members of the public with useful information on the whereabouts of the wanted suspects to volunteer such information to the nearest NDLEA office or through our confidential lines, as we remain committed to ridding our communities of the scourge of drug trafficking and its attendant social and economic harm", Marwa stated. Femi Babafemi Director, Media and Advocacy NDLEA Headquarters, Abuja Friday 17th July 2026

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NDLEA UNCOVERS ANOTHER INDUSTRIAL-SCALE CLANDESTINE METH LABORATORY IN OYO FOREST …Arrests Mexican, 4 others; recovers multi-billion-naira worth of illicit substances ….We’ll find you in the cities, track you into the forests, and dismantle your infrastructure of death, Marwa warns drug cartels Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have struck yet another decisive blow against transnational drug syndicates following the discovery and dismantling of a fortified, industrial-scale clandestine methamphetamine laboratory operated by a Nigerian-Mexican cartel deep within the forest of Tapa Village, Ibarapa North Local Government Area, Oyo State. The breakthrough comes barely four weeks after the Agency dismantled a similar massive meth laboratory in a forest in Ijebu East, Ogun State, signaling a desperate attempt by drug barons to turn the Southwest axis into a synthetic drug manufacturing hub. Speaking on the development at the NDLEA Headquarters in Abuja, the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the Agency, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd) who was represented by the Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi at a press briefing on Wednesday 24th June 2026, commended the gallantry, dedication, and clinical professionalism of the officers involved in the operation. According to him, “On Wednesday, 17th June 2026, tactical operatives of the NDLEA stormed a highly fortified, industrial-scale clandestine methamphetamine laboratory operating deep within the forest of Tapa Village, Ibarapa North Local Government Area, Oyo State. “This was not a rudimentary setup; it was a sophisticated, highly organized transnational syndicate. During the raid, our operatives successfully arrested five key members of the cartel on-site. They include a 56-year-old Mexican Methamphetamine expert, Jose Villa Ochoa, brought in specifically to provide the technical expertise for large-scale synthesis and four Nigerian collaborators providing logistical support, cover, and local operations. They are: Maxwell Uche Nevoh, 30; Olatunji Yusuf, 37; Bankole Akeem Owolabi, 45; and ⁠Ganiu Monsiu, 43. “The arrest of a foreign cartel specialist on Nigerian soil underscores the transnational nature of this threat, but more importantly, it underscores our Agency's world-class intelligence capability to track, intercept, and neutralize them. Following the successful raid, a specialized team from our Directorate of Forensic and Chemical Monitoring moved in on June 18th, 2026, to conduct a rigorous forensic examination of the facility. What they uncovered is a massive, factory-level production line of poison. “The laboratory was fully stocked with a frightening array of precursor chemicals, industrial catalysts, and heavy-duty processing equipment. Chemicals and Materials recovered include: Phenyl-2-propanone (P2P), which is the the main, highly controlled precursor required for methamphetamine synthesis; 1800-litre drums containing Phenylacetic acid (the primary precursor used to synthesize P2P); Two 180L drums containing a staggering 300 litres of whitish crystalline substance; Four 180L drums containing dark liquid undergoing synthesis. “Others include: 101 bags (25kg each) of Caustic Soda; 17 containers (25L each) of Sulphuric Acid; 19.5 containers (25kg each) of Tartaric Acid; 5 containers of Reniso Ultracool 68 (three 50L and two 25L capacity; 25 bottles (500ml each) of 80% Thioglycolic Acid; 2 containers (25L each) of Ethyl Phenylacetate, and 25 cartons of aluminum foil. “The Industrial Processing Equipment discovered at the site include: One (1) Reactor Pot, which is the heart of the chemical synthesis; Two (2) mounted distillation units and three (3) fabricated mixers and condensers; as well as Two (2) vegetable dehydrator machines used for the rapid drying of the crystals.

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