The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has launched a rigorous enforcement campaign across Abuja to curb criminal activity, specifically targeting “one-chance” gangs. FCT Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, announced that the initiative responds to intelligence reports showing that criminals frequently use vehicles with tinted windows, obscured or missing license plates, and improper registration to evade detection. Following directives from Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu, the command is cracking down on these violations, though Commissioner Sanusi clarified that the operation does not apply to motorists with legally authorized tinted glass permits. To date, over 30 vehicles have been impounded, and their owners will face prosecution under federal law and the FCT Road Transport Regulations 2023. The command intends to maintain this operation to bolster public safety throughout the capital.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

To combat rising crime in Abuja, the FCT Police Command is actively enforcing a ban on unauthorized tinted windows and concealed vehicle registrations. Commissioner Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi emphasized that these measures are essential to hindering criminals who rely on anonymity to carry out unlawful activities. While legitimate permit holders are exempt, the police have already seized more than 30 non-compliant vehicles. According to the Commissioner, all offenders will be prosecuted in accordance with the FCT Road Transport Regulations 2023, as the police continue their efforts to secure the nation’s capital.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has executed a series of successful operations across Nigeria to disrupt drug supply chains and combat trafficking.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Lagos Drug Interception

• NDLEA operatives intercepted a shipment of high-potency illicit drugs, including three kilograms of ketamine and 199 grams of MDMA, concealed within water purifier machines imported from the Netherlands.

• The discovery took place at a Lagos courier facility on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, after traffickers attempted to bypass security screenings.

Kaduna and Niger State Operations

• In Kaduna, officers arrested a couple, Musa and Mercy Sunday, and 38-year-old Salomi Ezekiel on May 24, 2026, following the recovery of 1,246 kilograms of skunk from their home in Gonin Gora.

• Separately in Kaduna, 30-year-old Sunusi Musa was intercepted on the Abuja-Kaduna highway with 380 rounds of military-grade ammunition intended for transport to Katsina State.

• In Niger State, a raid on a warehouse in the Bosso Local Government Area on May 27, 2026, led to the recovery of 457 kilograms of skunk, resulting in the arrest of 46-year-old Godwin Zakka.

Enugu Seizure

• On May 28, 2026, NDLEA officers patrolling the Onitsha-Enugu Expressway searched a commercial vehicle heading to Taraba State.

• The search resulted in the seizure of 22,000 tramadol pills, 100 ampoules of pentazocine, and 200 grams of bromazepam, leading to the arrest of suspect James Maigari Wisdom.

Public Awareness and Leadership Commendation

• Beyond enforcement, the agency has actively continued its “War Against Drug Abuse” (WADA) campaign through sensitization programs in schools, workplaces, and places of worship across the nation.

• NDLEA Chairman, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (retd.), praised the command personnel for their diligence in balancing enforcement with public education.

• Marwa urged officers nationwide to maintain their commitment to the ongoing fight against illicit substances.

The Chairman and CEO of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Mohamed Buba Marwa, has issued a stern warning to criminal syndicates following a brutal mob assault on his men in the Federal Capital Territory.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶