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Talk:News:2026-10-21/Trafficking/ndlea-arrests-a-62-year-old-nigerian-american-woman-with-9-45-kg-of-cannabis-in-18-parcels-at-lagos-airport-af

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Route

The Houston flight and the intended recipient are the agency's account and the suspect's own claim. The article says the agency's statement "did not indicate whether the daughter, the prospective brother-in-law or the intended recipient had been arrested or questioned". No origin of the cannabis is stated beyond that flight.

Outlets differ

Legit.ng, which carried the same statement on 25 October, says the agency's search found the parcels in "two checked-in boxes" and calls "loud" "a variety of synthetic cannabinoids". Platform Times says one of two suitcases and calls it high-grade cannabis. The summary follows Platform Times.

Map pin

The pin is Wikidata's point for Murtala Muhammed International Airport (Q1043631), rounded to two decimals.

Sources

This news item cites Platform Times' copy of the agency's weekly statement of Sunday 25 October 2026.

These notes were recorded when the news item was prepared. Éloise 19:48, 28 October 2026 (+07)