NDLEA Convicts Five International Drug Kingpins in Lagos Operation
The NDLEA successfully convicted five members of an international criminal group involved in drug trafficking at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos. The convicted individuals, including Olasupo Michael, Oladimeji Muaeze, Ademola Ogunbiyi, and Sola Adegok, were sentenced to a total of 21 years in prison for their roles in smuggling cocaine and tramadol.
Additionally, two other kingpins, Obunik Joseph and Obichukwu Uzorchukwu, were arrested for trafficking drugs from Gabon. The court imposed various prison terms and fines on the convicted individuals.
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