NDLEA arrests Ugandan woman in Lagos with cocaine concealed in underwear

The Punch leads with the alleged concealment method—cocaine hidden in underwear—and focuses on the arrest of a 34-year-old Ugandan woman.

Nigerian Eye emphasizes airport timing and process, describing her detention date, the joint screening, and quoting NDLEA’s spokesperson while adding further drug seizures beyond the main arrest.

Legit.ng foregrounds the location and the method (“private part” framing) and mirrors the core figures and concealment described by other outlets.

Vanguard highlights the number of cocaine wraps and the specific weighing, and presents the arrest as occurring during departure preparations at Lagos airport.

Premium Times stresses NDLEA’s claim about how the cocaine is strapped around the pelvic region and concealed under two layers of underwear.

Daily Post stresses the same concealment details and church-crusade framing, positioning the arrest as tied to a religious trip before the alleged smuggling attempt.

The Punch highlights the hiding method and quantity, centring on the allegation that 1.15kg of cocaine was concealed in the private part.

Vanguard again uses the church-crusade narrative from NDLEA, quoting the agency’s framing that she chose a “different path” when it was time to go home.