Greed is really causing problems for a lot of Nigerians. On Monday, operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), arrested another woman at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, for drug trafficking.
25 year old Bisola Animasaun, a London-based fashion designer, was nabbed with 3 kilogrammes of cocaine concealed in packs of chocolates. She was arrested during screening of passengers on a British Airways flight to London. Thirty sachets of cocaine weighing 3kg was found inside two chocolates containers in her bag.
In a statement made to the NDLEA, Bisola confessed to the crime. “This is a very big mistake on my part. I hope I will be given the opportunity to right my wrongs. They promised me £3,000 to take the packs of chocolates. Apart from the financial inducement, I should have resisted the temptation. It is a mistake that will never happen again,” she said.
Ahmadu Giade, Chairman of the Agency, said “Drug traffickers, male or female, must be stopped from tarnishing the image of our country.” He added that Bisola would be charged to court.
She's talking rubbish, trying to pretend like she doesnt know about the deal. Fake fashion designer. ENDURANCE
ReplyDeleteAll this Lagos babes na wa for them. Cocaine na im go kill una. Kalu
ReplyDeleteCan you people now see that this problem is a Nigerian thing and not for only one tribe? How society needs reorientation!!
ReplyDeleteLol! Make she go do are quark tailor work for prison. mtschew
ReplyDeleteAr we goin to blame govmt on dis again?
ReplyDeleteOlu famous you for write a yoruba london fashion designer did dis or dat. If na ibo person now you will write ibo gal. If you like no post it usual but the truth is bita
ReplyDeleteThank u very much icepy, one omolara even have d guts to say na Igbo people way. Boko haram dem dy, drugs dem dy, ashawo dem dy, bablawo dem dy, bother-bother after u go con see belle dem dy which one dem no dy. Abeg make i hear word.
DeleteNo mind dose ones wey dey conderm d Igbos,dis one wey dem catch na Igbo.
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