NDLEA Nabs Artiste ‘Steady Boy’ Over 77kg Loud Consignment, Uncovers Colos Lab In Lagos

OPERATIVES of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a 20-year-old music artiste, Godspower George Osahenrumwen, popularly known as Steady Boy, after he allegedly attempted to receive a large consignment of Loud — a potent strain of cannabis — concealed inside three cartons of bathtubs imported from New York, United States.

20-year-old music artiste, Godspower George Osahenrumwen, popularly known as Steady Boy

The illicit shipment, weighing 77.20 kilogrammes, was intercepted at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, Lagos, aboard a DHL flight on Tuesday, 28th October 2025. NDLEA operatives subsequently apprehended the artiste at Bougain Villa, Primewater Gardens 2, Freedom Way, Lekki, when he showed up as the consignee to claim the items on behalf of a syndicate that includes his manager, Zion Osazee Omigie (a.k.a. Zee Money), who is currently on the run.

Drug suspect

In a related development, NDLEA officers uncovered a clandestine laboratory producing Colorado (Colos) — a synthetic strain of cannabis — in a residential building at Ajao Estate, Isolo, Lagos. The 30-year-old lab owner, Stephen Kelechi Imoh, was arrested, and large quantities of freshly produced Colos and precursor chemicals were seized, including 16.2kg of cooked Colos, 1.7kg of ADB-CHMNACA Cannabinol, 4.5kg of Potassium Carbonate and 91 litres of Dibromobutane.

Suspect

The agency also conducted multiple raids across the country, leading to significant seizures and arrests. In Kaduna, 84,710 capsules of Tramadol were intercepted along the Abuja–Jos highway, while other operatives seized 32,946 bottles of Akuskura and 131.5kg of skunk in separate operations.

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In Ogun, NDLEA teams tracked three suspects from Benin Republic and recovered 1,779kg of skunk from their bus in Abeokuta.

Suspect

Similar operations in Edo, Ondo, Kwara, and Taraba States yielded thousands of kilogrammes of cannabis and other psychoactive substances, reinforcing NDLEA’s ongoing clampdown on illicit drug syndicates.

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Commending the officers for their resilience and professionalism, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), vowed that the agency would continue to dismantle drug networks nationwide and ensure that all proceeds of the criminal trade are forfeited to the Federal Government.