Notorious Drug Kingpin Arrested After 12 Years for Killing NDLEA Officers

Lekan Jimoh, a notorious drug trafficker, was apprehended in Owod Town, Ogun State, after evading arrest for 12 years. He was wanted for the brutal killing of three NDLEA officers in 2014.
The arrest, led by NDLEA spokesperson Femi Babafemi, resulted in the recovery of 69 kilograms of cannabis. Jimoh's criminal history includes orchestrating mob attacks against law enforcement.
This arrest marks a significant breakthrough in the pursuit of justice for the fallen heroes.
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