- Governor Jang commends STF for rehabilitating 25 boreholes in crisis prone communities
- PDP crisis: Bamanga Tukur may be sacked on Thursday; Mu’azu, Babayo tipped as successors
- FG, Delta draw battle line on Ibori’s $15m bribe money; to argue suit July 5
- Maku charges Christians to lead campaign against violence; gives indication of 2015 guber ambition
- Opposition governors, PDP counterparts shun Jang NGF meeting
- Odemwingie set to leave West Brom this summer
- Keshi relieved after victory over Tahiti
- Oduamadi grabs hat-trick as Nigeria begins Confederations Cup with emphatic win over Tahiti
- Imo begins construction of Marine University
- Yar’Adua died of irreversible brain damage – Oviemo, ex-military medical director tells it all
NDLEA arrests man with cocaine hidden in his anus at Lagos Airport
A suspected drug trafficker, Obivuko Ifeanyi has been arrested by officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos with 210grams of substances that tested positive for cocaine.
The officials claimed that, Obivuko, was caught with the help of body scanner during the inward clearance of passengers for Turkish airline flight No.TK0625 from Brazil.
Addressing reporters, the NDLEA airport commander, Hamza Umar, said drug traffickers were currently on the run from the Murtala Mohammed International Airport as a result of a renewed onslaught by his men, coupled with the new body scanner donated by the United States of America (USA) government.
He added that the instrument had greatly improved the NDLEA’s efficiency, saying, Obivuko, according to the NDLEA official had decided to take the risk and was apprehended.
Hamza noted that anal insertion by men was a rare and dangerous mode of drug concealment, but said his men were ever ready to beat drug traffickers in their own game.
The suspect, who hails from Orumba North Local Government Area in Anambra State, said he ventured into the drug business in order to give his in-law who died in Brazil, a befitting burial ceremony here in Nigeria.
Obivuko, who, until his arrest, was a dealer in ladies’ hair extension and had lived in Brazil for eight years, said he regrets ever




