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NDLEA uncovers cocaine in palm kernel oil cans, arrests kingpin in Lagos By Zagazola Makama Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have dismantled a major drug trafficking syndicate, intercepting cocaine consignments concealed in tins of palm kernel extract bound for the United Kingdom and arresting the kingpin in Lagos. The Director, Media and Advocacy, NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, said in a statement on Sunday that the intelligence-led operation, which lasted three weeks, led to the unraveling of the syndicate’s structure and the arrest of key members. Babafemi said the breakthrough began on March 11, when NDLEA officers at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, intercepted 3.10 kilograms of cocaine at the export shed. “The illicit substance was meticulously concealed in tins of palm kernel extract intended for shipment to the UK,” he said. He added that two suspects, Idris Olayiwola Amoo and Akinlami Akinsoji Adedoyin, who were handling the consignment, were arrested on the spot. According to him, a follow-up sting operation conducted on April 2 led to the arrest of the sender, Ezemuwo Joel, who operated under a false identity. “His arrest provided investigators with critical leads that resulted in the apprehension of the syndicate’s kingpin, a 52-year-old suspect identified as King Arinze, at his hideout in Isolo, Lagos,” Babafemi said.

The Quran NEVER Calls Christians “Infidels” – Here’s the Clear Truth Christians are never referred to as infidels in the Holy Quran. Not once. Not a single verse. The “infidels” the Quran actually mentions were the pagan Arabs of Mecca, the very people who turned against the first Muslims and tried to wipe them out in their own city. This wasn’t a global command for war or Muslim domination of the world. It was strictly about self defence in those specific early battles when the Muslims were fighting for survival against betrayal by their own people. Now here’s what changes everything: When the Prophet Muhammad feared for the lives of the very first Muslims, he didn’t send them to another Muslim tribe for safety. Instead, he sent them to Christian Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia), where a righteous Christian king, the Najashi, welcomed and protected them. If Islam truly taught hatred or killing of Christians, why would the Prophet send his most vulnerable followers to a Christian kingdom during the most dangerous time in early Islamic history? It simply doesn’t make sense. So the real question we all need to ask is: If the Prophet never hated Christians… where did all this modern-day hatred actually come from?