Daddy GO and two others have been arrested by the NDLEA for attempting to smuggle illicit drugs concealed in kegs of plam oil abroad. Tye National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrayed the founder and leader of the seraphic and sabbath Assembly, Lagos and high priest Nnodu Azuka kenrick over alleged attempt to export gallons of illicit drugs concealed in palm oils to abroad to sponsor their lavish lifestyle, through the Lagos international airport to the United Arab Emirates.
The culprits which include include a 58 year old man, a lady, who is a student of the Emmanuel college of theology, identified as Samantha, Ibadan, Udezuka Udoka and their agent Oyoyo Mary.
The spokesperson for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Femi Babafemi revealed the following;
"High Priest Nnodu was arrested on Saturday 11th February 2023 at his Seraphic and Sabbath
Assembly church in ljesha area of Lagos following the arrest of two suspects: Oyoyo Mary Obasi and the theology student, Udezuka Udoka on Thursday 9th February at the Lagos airport in
connection with the seizure of 283 parcels of skunk weighing 14.90 kilograms and 204 grams of methamphetamine concealed in four 25-litre kegs of palm oil for export to Dubai.
In her statement Mary indicted the General Overseer of her new- found church, nodu and his son, Chisom Obi, who is now at large as the persons that gave her the consignments for export after being compelled to take an oath of secrecy as well as a sacrifice of chicken in the church while High Priest Nnodu prayed for her for the success of the transaction.
Spilling the beans on how she was recruited by her churchs GO, Mary said the clergyman and his son used thrEats to compel her to take the job after they knew she had known their secrets,
adding that High Priest Nnodu was always referring to the illicit dr*gs as Ice and Bible, (Street names for Methamphetamine and
Cannabis) in their telephone text message chats.
The theology student, Udezuka was introduced to Mary to assist her because she was new in the illicit business. Udezuka said he was paid N2million for his role and had to do it because he
needed the monev for his education."
The culprits are in police custody awaiting trial.
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