NDLEA Arrests South African Woman and Nigerian-American Grandmother in Major Drug Seizures

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 25, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

NDLEA Arrests South African Woman and Nigerian-American Grandmother in Major Drug Seizures

Nigeria’s NDLEA arrested 34-year-old South African Qhina Beauty at Lagos’s Murtala Muhammed International Airport with 36.65 kg of cocaine hidden in her bags as she prepared to fly to South Africa via Doha. The agency also arrested 62-year-old Nigerian-American realtor Anetor Gloria Ubong, arriving from Houston, with 9.45 kg of high-grade cannabis known as loud concealed in a box. The cocaine investigation led to the arrest in Lagos of car dealer Uchenna Victor Umunnakwe. In separate operations, the NDLEA seized drugs and arrested suspects across several states, including Eletu Rasheedat in Lagos and Peter Ugochukwu in Warri.

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