NDLEA INTERCEPTS COCAINE, TRAMADOL HIDDEN IN SHOES, CUSTARD CONTAINERS
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has uncovered parcels of cocaine hidden in the soles of shoes bound for Europe.
In a separate discovery, tramadol pills were found concealed in custard containers.
The agency’s Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, shared videos of the seized contraband on X com on Sunday.
The agency warned travelers to be cautious when accepting luggage or items from others to deliver, as they may be unaware of the contents.
Sharing the videos he wrote, “First video reveals moment #ndlea_nigeria officers discovered parcels of cocaine in soles of shoes going to Europe while the second one shows how tramo pills hidden in custard containers were uncovered.
“Another reason why you must be careful with any bag given to you to deliver.”
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