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NDLEA Disrupts International Drug Syndicate Operating Between Brazil, Ethiopia, and Nigeria

Nigerian authorities clamp down on a major drug trafficking network, seizing significant quantities of illicit substances.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has successfully curtailed the activities of an international drug syndicate believed to be operating across Brazil, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.

This operation marks a significant victory in the agency’s ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and enhance national security.

In a coordinated effort, NDLEA operatives executed strategic raids that led to the seizure of substantial quantities of illicit drugs, including cocaine and methamphetamine.

Intelligence reports indicated that the syndicate had been using sophisticated methods to smuggle these substances through various transit routes, posing a serious threat to public safety.

NDLEA officials revealed that the operation involved collaboration with international partners, showcasing a commitment to addressing drug trafficking at a global level.

The agency’s spokesperson stated, “Our team has been working tirelessly to dismantle this network, and we will continue to enhance our operational strategies to disrupt their activities.”

During the raids, several suspects were apprehended, and the agency is currently investigating their connections to other members of the syndicate. Authorities believe that this disruption will have a ripple effect, impacting the drug supply chain and reducing the availability of narcotics in Nigeria.

As the NDLEA continues its fight against drug-related crimes, officials are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities related to drug trafficking.

The agency remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of Nigerian citizens by taking decisive actions against those involved in the drug trade.APC Sweeps All Chairmanship Positions In Nasarawa, Cross River

Vivian Akinyosoye
Vivian Akinyosoye is a seasoned Broadcast Journalist with a background in English Language and a Masters in International Law & Diplomacy. She began her career in 1999 in Southern Nigeria Ekiti State as a Freelance Radio Newscaster before joining Channels Television Lagos (2000) where she covered a several beats ranging from Health, Metrofile, Travels, Aviation, Business & Finance as well as State's House Correspondent. Vivian Adds to her roles a strong passion for human angle stories women and children.

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