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On Tuesday, Chinelo Okorom Lynette, a 36 year old food vendor who sells in the Ajangbadi area of Lagos was recently arrested by NDLEA officials with 685 grammes of cocaine concealed in her vagina.
Lynette was arrested at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) during inward screening of passengers on an Ethiopian airline flight from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia while attempting to smuggle 685 grammes of cocaine inserted in her private part into the country.
Mr. Hamza Umar, NDLEA Airport Commander, said the suspect ingested few wraps and inserted others in her private part.
In a confessional statement after her arrest, Lynette said, "I am a food vendor at Ajangbadi, Lagos and have never been involved in crime. I am a victim of man’s cruelty to man. My husband abandoned me with four children two years ago. I work hard to pay their fees and ensure their proper upkeep. The last straw that devastated me was when the landlord forcefully ejected me. I had nowhere to turn to for solace. I was crying like a baby when a man came to console me. I have never met him in my life. He asked me to wipe my tears and promised to introduce me to importation business. I felt he was God sent until he sponsored my trip to Addis Ababa. When I got to Ethiopia, he told me to take cocaine to Nigeria. Initially I disagreed but he threatened to recover his investment at all cost".
Lynette was arrested at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) during inward screening of passengers on an Ethiopian airline flight from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia while attempting to smuggle 685 grammes of cocaine inserted in her private part into the country.
Mr. Hamza Umar, NDLEA Airport Commander, said the suspect ingested few wraps and inserted others in her private part.
In a confessional statement after her arrest, Lynette said, "I am a food vendor at Ajangbadi, Lagos and have never been involved in crime. I am a victim of man’s cruelty to man. My husband abandoned me with four children two years ago. I work hard to pay their fees and ensure their proper upkeep. The last straw that devastated me was when the landlord forcefully ejected me. I had nowhere to turn to for solace. I was crying like a baby when a man came to console me. I have never met him in my life. He asked me to wipe my tears and promised to introduce me to importation business. I felt he was God sent until he sponsored my trip to Addis Ababa. When I got to Ethiopia, he told me to take cocaine to Nigeria. Initially I disagreed but he threatened to recover his investment at all cost".