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#UPDATE: NDLEA DELTA STATE COMMAND EXTORTED N570,000 FROM A VICTIM AND ALLEGEDLY STOLE HIS SAMSUNG PHONE. These officers have a STANDBY POS AGENT they used to launder their loot which they share after their victims have been released. (Investigation/Findings all in the video). Kindly watch the video to the...

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Henry O2 yıl önce

This is way too much and unacceptable. From the EFCC to the Nigerian Police Force and now NDLEA? What exactly is their problem? Why are they after young Nigerians? On what petition or complaint are these guys working on? This very annoying and disgusting.

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This is already being investigated and the personnel mentioned are also in custody undergoing interrogation. Thanks

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CREDO2 yıl önce

Harrison I don’t think there is any good policeman in Nigeria. It’s a chain of criminals

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Positivity King 👑 | Roland Nnamdi Gabriel2 yıl önce

This is something else. All the security agencies have gone rogue. There is trouble. What can we do to change this situation? The rot is very deep! The security agencies now see citizens as their cash cows!

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DavidLyeo2 yıl önce

Honestly ehn Na the force people for this country dey commit 80% of the crimes for this nation. Check am if I lie. 90% of these crimes are untraceable and why so because they are in the system.

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Ugodamsel2 yıl önce

Just look at, after collecting N570k, you still went ahead and st@le a phone.

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Summary: NDLEA officers in Delta State allegedly extọ́rted money and stoIe a víctim's phone using a standby POS agent to Iaunder their Ioot, prompting calls for investigation and tagging authorities.

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Peter Ndukwe Tochi2 yıl önce

I think you're seeing reasons not to stop posting right? These men are evil. I swear

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Ogheneochuko2 yıl önce

We need 774 Harrison's in Nigeria and even more. Well done guys.

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Jyzzle2 yıl önce

Is there any hope for this country? Who are these people?!!🤦🏽‍♂️

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This message by the MD/CE Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria Mrs Olubunmi Kuku is an important one. I can feel her frustrations; even from this video. I really do hope it does help to make some change happen. That said, even if these officials behave, even without the begging and soliciting, nothing will ever make seeing 18 officials in uniforms of many colours welcoming for even Nigerians returning home, let alone new visitors to Nigeria. I know this bit is beyond the FAAN. 1. NDLEA should have no business with searches or questioning of passengers. I should have no business seeing an NDLEA official except my luggage triggers their interest. Then, AVSEC can hand the passenger over to NDLEA. NDLEA can be at the airport but to be seen by a passenger means that passenger is already in trouble. 2. Customs should have limited role. This is on the back of the ruling Dr Joe Abah, OON just tweeted. It means Customs should only be required to deal with passengers who bring goods that require their attention. My small luggage should not have to be opened by customs officials ALL the time. It’s a waste of national resources and a waste of passengers’ time. 3. After the scanners, when leaving Nigeria, passengers have no business with any official except their luggage triggered a need. That means all the NDLEA, Customs and whatever else others waiting to ask pointless questions right after the scanner, they should be posted where they can do actual jobs and not the make-belief consular one. 4. DSS have no business with documenting passports in or out. Leave that to Immigration. DSS and Immigration already exchange data. That process must become robust enough to keep DSS away from arriving and departing passengers. Again, except when needed. 5. Arriving passengers should only be engaged based on suspicion. The current practise of engaging EVERY arriving passenger and asking that they open their luggage is anachronistic and frankly speaking, barbaric. I can imagine the sort of headache someone who heads the FAAN will have just wishing to deliver an airport with world class experience or at least a respectable one. However, it’s quite clear than they do not have as much control over the airport as they ought to. The “Authority” in their name is only as far as the FG helps to organise this system to serve Nigeria and its visitors. The airports have a design problem that requires big paradigm shifting solutions from above. All the best to everyone, like Mrs Kuku, doing their best with the design they have been handed.

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NDLEA Arrests Fleeing Celebrity Drug Kingpin, Busts International Cocaine Cartel in Lagos By Zagazola Makama The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has dismantled an international cocaine trafficking cartel operating through Nigeria as a transit hub to the United Kingdom, Europe and Asia, arresting its alleged Nigerian kingpin as he attempted to flee the country. The operation also led to the seizure of 184.50kg of cocaine, which the cartel allegedly intended to move through a courier logistics channel in Lagos for onward distribution, with an estimated street value of about N39 billion. The NDLEA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (rtd), disclosed the development while addressing journalists in Lagos on Tuesday, August 18, 2026. Marwa described the operation as one of the most significant narcotics investigations undertaken by the agency in recent times, particularly because it resulted in what he described as the largest cocaine seizure made through a courier company in Nigeria. According to him, the investigation began after NDLEA operatives intercepted the 184.50kg consignment concealed for onward export through a courier logistics channel in Lagos. Following the magnitude of the seizure, the NDLEA chairman directed the establishment of a Special Investigation Team to trace the entire trafficking network, including the couriers, intermediaries, financiers and alleged masterminds behind the shipment. The investigation subsequently uncovered a network of companies and individuals allegedly used by the cartel to process and move cocaine out of Nigeria. One of the key suspects arrested was identified as Lawal Mujab Kehinde, a staff member of the logistics company through which the cocaine consignment was processed. Investigators allegedly established that Kehinde maintained a sustained relationship with the cartel’s Nigerian coordinator and was involved in packaging and processing consignments for the syndicate. The NDLEA said he allegedly helped route shipments to the United Kingdom, other European countries and Asia, receiving payments in cash for his role. The investigation then led operatives to a more prominent suspect identified as Afolabi Kazeem Michael, popularly known online as “KC Luxury.” The agency described him as the alleged Nigerian arrowhead of the international cartel. According to the NDLEA, Afolabi presented himself publicly as a luxury goods dealer and social media influencer involved in gold, jewellery and other high-value items, while allegedly using the lifestyle surrounding his businesses to conceal his involvement in international cocaine trafficking. Investigators alleged that the network operated a cocaine pipeline stretching from South America through Nigeria to the United Kingdom, Europe and Asia. Marwa said the alleged cartel leader was arrested on the night of August 13, 2026, after the agency received intelligence that he was planning to leave Nigeria on a business-class flight to Paris.NDLEA operatives reportedly moved to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos and arrested him at the boarding gate shortly before he could leave the country. He was allegedly found in possession of €7,750, £2,800 and N100,000 in cash, alongside expensive jewellery.

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