Algeria-Bound Drug Trafficker Excretes 47 Wraps Of Cocaine After NDLEA Arrest

Aloysius Ajuruchukwu Onyekwe aka Kelvin, an Algeria bound drug trafficker, has been arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law and Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Ibadan.

After his arrest, Aloysius reportedly excreted 47 wraps of cocaine he had earlier ingested.

According to the NDLEA, Onyekwe was planning to reach Algeria by road via Sokoto and had taken off from Lagos.

His journey was however terminated in Ibadan following his arrest by the NDLEA operatives.

Femi Babafemi, spokesperson of the anti-narcotic agency disclosed that Onyekwe's arrest became possible through collaboration and intelligence shared between the NDLEA and the Department of State Security (DSS).

"26-year-old Onyekwe who hails from Owerri West LGA, Imo state was arrested for drug trafficking at Ojo park Ibadan, where he went to board a vehicle enroute Sokoto to Algeria.

"It was gathered that he was traveling with an 18-year-old lady, Blessing Nwoke.

"The father of a 10-month-old child who passed out the 47 pellets of cocaine in five excretions, confessed that he began his journey to Algeria from Cele area of Okota, Lagos where he ingested the illicit drug, weighing 1.1kg.," Babafemi disclosed.