A 31-year old suspected drug smuggler, Agwu Samuel, have been arrested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) after the officials discovered wraps of narcotics in the collar his jacket at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos.
According to The Nation, the passenger who was nabbed after he disembarked from the aircraft on his way from Sao Paulo, Brazil, confidently wore the jacket containing the drugs but through experience and insight, the drugs were discovered by officers.
This is the first discovery of cocaine inside the collar of a jacket by the NDLEA.
The NDLEA commander at the Lagos airport, Ahmadu Garba, said that the suspect was arrested during routine check on passengers.
“Ten wraps of cocaine weighing 110 grammes were found inside the collar of his jacket during screening of passengers on a South Africa Airline flight from Brazil through Johannesburg. The drug which was carefully hidden inside his jacket tested positive for cocaine and investigation is ongoing.”
In his confessional statement, Agwu Samuel, the suspect who sells shoes in Togo, said that he went to Brazil in search of greener pastures but resorted to drug trafficking due to frustration.
According to the suspect,
“I use to sell shoes in Togo until I lost goods worth N3 million. This negatively affected my business and made me to travel to Brazil in a desperate search for greener pastures. After a fruitless search for job in Brazil for four months, I decided to smuggle drugs to get some money to start my shoe business. I thought the drugs will not be detected inside my jacket but I was caught and I am very sad.”
The suspect who attended Technical Secondary School in Ohafia, Abia State, will soon be charged to court.
Yabalaff with Mumu talk, The first time….. have u try it and succeed b4? or u don’t have TV in your house. With the resport about drug victim’s @ naija airport alwsys
They need to watch Australia’s Border Security on Sony max Dstv Reality Program
Who wants to come and die ingesting hard drugs?
Wetin man go do? Street is not friendly all na hustling it’s a mission of make it or die trying
Street dey hot… Nice try
lol
Hustlers will keep hustling,, since d country cannot plan for its citizens n every one took his or her destiny into their hands,, they are looting money dat can touch n change so many lives,, Nigeria is like a family where there is a father but d father is incapacitated n incapable of looking,, fighting,, protecting n providing for its children n d only thing d father does is complain.
NA GOD GO JUDGE THEM STARTING WITH MR PRESIDENT N DOWN TO D LOWEST PERSON IN DAT GOVERNMENT WHO IS NOT PURE
D guy dey hustle joor…country hard