NDLEA arrests Helen Samson with 6 kg of skunk at Warri junction
NDLEA operatives arrested 46-year-old Helen Bakporo Samson, who uses a wheelchair, at Enhere Junction in Warri on 19 October 2026 with 6 kg of skunk. The agency announced the seizure among other drug recoveries across nine states; the reports name no further legal steps.
At Enhere Junction in Warri, Delta State, NDLEA officers arrested 46-year-old Helen
Bakporo Samson on Monday 19 October 2026 and recovered 6.0 kg of skunk.[1][2]
Director of Media and Advocacy Femi Babafemi included the arrest in a Sunday statement
summarising recoveries across nine states; Citizens Compass identified Samson as physically
challenged and said she was held with the cannabis at the junction.[1][2]The reports
name no accomplices and give no court outcome.[1][2]
Case data
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Nigeria's NDLEA in Edo State said its October 2026 operations arrested 75 suspected traffickers and seized 2,492.7 kg of cannabis, including 702.83 kg found in a car at Otuo. The command also said it destroyed eight cannabis farms covering 5.73 hectares.
NDLEA officers arrested three men at the Lankaviri checkpoint in Yorro, Taraba State, with 283 blocks of compressed cannabis weighing 226.255 kg. The suspects were held with separate consignments ranging from 47 to 156 blocks.
NDLEA operatives arrested a 32-year-old man at Marine Beach in Apapa, Lagos, on 6 November 2026 and found 6.07 kg of cannabis in a small store inside the sitting room of his apartment. The seizure was announced with opioids, tramadol, pregabalin and codeine recovered in the same search.
NDLEA operatives arrested a 53-year-old man at Osin Forest in Osin Ekiti, Ekiti State, on 5 November 2026 with 216 kilograms of cannabis and cannabis seeds. The agency announced the arrest in a roundup of raids across several states, also listing seizures in Lagos, Ondo, Edo, Delta and Taraba, issued on Sunday 8 November 2026.