of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) say the agency has foiled attempts by three people led by Son of Immanuel Odumosu Jesu Oyingbo known as Immanuel Toks Odumosu who run a drug cartel to unlawfully export narcotic drugs to New York, United States and Medina, Saudi Arabia.
The suspects allegedly ingested 108 wraps of substances that tested positive for heroin and cocaine during the outward screening of passengers at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos. Immanuel Toks Odumosu who was caught alongside two other women however escaped and is presently at large. Immanuel Toks Odumosu who is based in USA has a bad history from their late father Jesu Oyingbo is presently on the run. The suspects blamed their involvement in drug trafficking on financial hardship, the NDLEA said in a statement on Saturday. The anti-narcotics agency said its preliminary investigation revealed that Immanuel Toks Odumosu has been involved in drug trafficking for a long tims but for one reason or the other, he had been evading arrest. “In addition, the second suspect was going to Saudi Arabia where drug trafficking attracts capital punishment. Her timely arrest at the Lagos airport by the Nigerian anti-narcotics officers have saved her from the ordeals of painful and ignoble death in a foreign country,” the agency added. The NDLEA commander at the Lagos airport, gave the names of the other two drug traffickers as Vinnie, found to have ingested 83 wraps of heroin weighing 1.105kg on her way to the United States and Mary Jones that ingested 25 wraps of cocaine weighing 275 grammes on her way to Saudi Arabia. One of the suspects, Abike, who sells firewood said her involvement in drug trafficking was an afterthought.
