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NDLEA Recovers ₦1 Billion Drugs in Lagos Hotel Raid, Seizes 2 Million Pills in Kano

NDLEA Recovers ₦1 Billion Drugs in Lagos Hotel Raid, Seizes 2 Million Pills in Kano

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has recovered illicit drugs worth ₦1.042 billion from a hotel in Victoria Island, Lagos.

In separate operations in Kano and Jigawa, over two million pills of tramadol were also seized, and three Ghanaian women arrested for cross-border trafficking.

The Lagos raid uncovered 589 bags of Canadian Loud cannabis at an 80-room hotel, while further busts in Kano led to the interception of massive opioid consignments bound for Niger Republic and Yobe.

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