Two Nigerians arrested in Libya over drug trafficking

Date:

When Is Drug Trafficking a Federal Charge? Click to Find Out.
drug

Libyan authorities have arrested two Nigerians for possession of substances suspected to be hard drugs.

According to a post on X by Migrant Rescue Watch on Sunday, the substances were identified as hashish and hallucinogenic pills. The drugs were reportedly in commercial quantities and ready for distribution at the time of arrest.

The post stated, ā€œCID in Zliten arrested two undocumented migrants of Nigerian nationality on charges of drug trafficking. The individuals were found in possession of quantities of hashish and hallucinogenic pills ready for distribution.ā€

The suspects have been handed over to the appropriate legal authorities for further investigation and possible prosecution. Both individuals were referred to the Anti-Narcotics Agency for legal action.

This incident is not the first time Nigerians have been arrested in Libya for drug-related offenses.

Facebook Comments Box

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Share post:

Subscribe

Latest

More like this
Related

4 Policemen, 3 Forest Guards Arrested Over Illegal Demolition In Ogun

Operatives of the X-Squad of the Force Criminal Investigation...

Wike, Soldiers Clash Over Abuja Land

There was tension in Gaduwa village, Abuja, on Tuesday...

Lawmakers Halt Plenary Over 2026 Budget Row

Tension over the 2026 budget disrupted proceedings at the...

Kaduna To Host Nigeria’s First National Futsal Super League

Kaduna will host the maiden edition of the National...

Update on Baba Ijesha’s release from correctional centre

Viral reports claiming that Nollywood actor, Olanrewaju James, popularly...

Dagrin Shaped My Career — Olamide

Award-winning rapper and YBNL boss, Olamide, has paid tribute...

Adebayo Urges End To ā€˜Episodic Governance’ In Nigeria

Former presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP),...

ASUU Warns FG To Honour Agreements Or Face Fresh Strike

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has warned...