AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSynthetic Cannabis Crackdown (Nigeria): NDLEA says it intercepted two UK-linked “Colorado/Colos” consignments at Lagos’ Murtala Muhammed International Airport—32.20kg in 27 parcels and 12.25kg in a follow-up—then arrested a real estate agent and a designated recipient after secret collection codes and speaker-smuggling leads to Lagos motor parks. Multi-State Drug Seizures: The same operations recovered over 2.3 tonnes of assorted illicit drugs across Lagos, Ondo, Edo, Delta, Kaduna, Plateau, Bayelsa and Kano, including pregabalin capsules and diazepam hidden in loaves of bread. Illicit Trade Pressure (South Africa): In Gauteng, police seized counterfeit goods worth R9m in Marabastad, including 10,000+ items such as Springboks-branded sportswear, footwear, cosmetics and phone accessories, following a similar Johannesburg CBD raid. Public Safety Warning (Nigeria): NDLEA urged Nigerians not to accept unknown consolidated cargoes from abroad, warning recipients could be arrested if shipments are contaminated with drugs. Drug Marketing Alarm (UK): A report highlights “medfluencers” and encrypted-message drug promotions targeting vulnerable people with “special offer” deals and courier job ads. Airport Enforcement (Hong Kong): Customs seized about 9kg of suspected cannabis buds from two incoming passengers at Hong Kong International Airport, totaling an estimated $1.8m.
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