NDLEA Raids High-Profile Drug Party in Lagos, Arrests Over 100 Including Club Owner

In a dramatic crackdown, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) stormed a suspected drug-fueled party in the upscale Victoria Island area of Lagos, arresting over 100 individuals, including well-known club owner Eze Anumudu, popularly known as “Pretty Mike.” The operation, which unfolded in the early hours, targeted a high-profile event where illicit substances were allegedly being used openly.

According to reports, NDLEA operatives acted on intelligence to raid the venue, seizing a variety of drugs and paraphernalia. The agency confirmed that the suspects, including Pretty Mike, are currently in custody and undergoing investigation. The raid underscores the NDLEA’s intensified efforts to curb drug abuse and trafficking in Nigeria, particularly in urban centers like Lagos, where such activities have been a growing concern.

This operation sends a strong message about the agency’s commitment to tackling drug-related crimes, regardless of the social status of those involved. The NDLEA has not yet released further details on the specific substances recovered or the charges the suspects may face, but the incident has already sparked conversations about the prevalence of drug use in Nigeria’s nightlife scene.

As the investigation continues, this high-profile bust is likely to keep the spotlight on the NDLEA’s ongoing battle against drug abuse and its societal impacts. Stay tuned for updates as more information becomes available.

Written by Gold Oyeniran