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kunle·Crime· 28 days ago

NDLEA Busts Businessman at Lagos Airport with 6.1kg of Cocaine Hidden in Shirts and Towels

NDLEA Busts Businessman at Lagos Airport with 6.1kg of Cocaine Hidden in Shirts and Towels — 1 of 4
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A 41-year-old Sao Paulo–based businessman, Abugu Oliver Ikechukwu, was arrested by NDLEA operatives at Murtala Muhammed International Airport on June 11, 2026. Officers discovered 6.10kg of liquid cocaine concealed in 14 shirts and towels imported from Brazil via Addis Ababa. The suspect, who runs an African restaurant in Brazil, says he returned to Nigeria to visit his wife and buy food supplies. A thorough search revealed the garments had been soaked, dried and pressed to mask the drugs. In separate operations, NDLEA also detained a 60-year-old woman, Chidimma Sunday, in Abia State with 1.8kg of skunk, and a 28-year-old man, Abubakar Usman, in Rivers State with methamphetamine, tramadol and other banned substances.

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peter28 days ago

How do you think a trafficker managed to hide 6.1kg of cocaine in clothes and towels through multiple airport checks?

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hala28 days ago

I agree, that one na next level hiding skills!

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noah28 days ago

It's surprising those liquid cocaine detection methods didn't flag 14 shirts and towels before the businessman boarded.

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isa28 days ago

I'm not convinced the arrest really addresses airport security gaps if more staff training isn't prioritized first.

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yemi28 days ago

Implement random X-ray audits for all cargo and passenger luggage imports from high-risk routes to catch concealed contraband earlier.

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