AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCross-Border Drug Crackdown (Nigeria–UAE): Nigeria’s NDLEA says it arrested two Togolese nationals and seized opioids and cannabis worth over ₦3 billion in a week, including 2.55 million opioid pills at Lagos airport and cannabis skunk blocks in Bauchi, as it also signed a new MoU with the UAE’s NDEA to deepen intelligence-sharing and joint enforcement along the Nigeria–UAE corridor. Airport “Ingestion” Case (Cocaine): NDLEA also arrested a newlywed businessman at Enugu’s airport after he allegedly ingested 72 wraps of cocaine, then egested them while trying to fly to Portugal. Kratom Safety Alarm (US): In Mississippi, officials are fast-tracking toxicology after two student deaths linked to kratom scrutiny, while a separate US panel warned parents that potent kratom drinks and gummies can cause dependence. Border Enforcement (Malaysia): Malaysia’s border agency says it re-exported 436 e-waste containers so far, with 578 more due in October, and notes drugs and e-waste are major contributors to its seizure totals. CBD/Industry Note (Canada): Canada’s top cannabis producer says it needs federal regulatory and tax changes to compete globally.
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