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Drug Trafficking: NDLEA Warns Nigerians Against Accepting Consignments From Abroad

Babafemi said unsuspecting recipients face arrest as the agency intercepted 27 parcels of Colorado weighing 32.20kg and other hidden drugs in Lagos.

  • The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency warned Nigerians on Sunday to avoid accepting packages from abroad without verification, citing syndicates concealing illicit drugs like Colorado and Loud in consolidated cargoes sent from the UK.
  • NDLEA operatives at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos recently intercepted a UK-bound consignment containing 32.20kg of Colorado, with follow-up operations leading to the arrest of designated recipient Nurudeen Abiodun Kadiri, 44, found with 12.25kg.
  • Nationwide operations across seven states netted massive quantities of illicit substances, including 157,100 capsules of tramadol in Plateau State and 669.425kg of pregabalin in Kano, demonstrating enforcement intensity.
  • Traffickers concealed contraband within music speakers and loaves of bread, prompting arrests of suspects including real estate agent Abideen Jide Salami during follow-up investigations linked to intercepted shipments.
  • NDLEA Chairman Mohamed Buba Marwa directed officers to sustain pressure on trafficking routes, while commands simultaneously continued War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation programs in schools and communities.
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P.M. News Nigeria broke the news in Lagos, Nigeria on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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