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The Department of Investigation under Libya’s Stability Support Agency has apprehended six Nigerian nationals—one male and five females—in connection with drug trafficking activities. The suspects were found with a significant quantity of cocaine intended for distribution.
The arrests followed a coordinated operation in Tripoli, Libya’s capital. The confiscated drugs have been handed over to the relevant authorities for further investigation.
The Migrant Rescue Watch confirmed the development in a statement on Monday, revealing that the suspects have been transferred to the public prosecution for legal proceedings.
The statement read:
“The Stability Support Agency – Dept. of Investigation dismantled a drug trafficking network in Tripoli, arresting six migrants of Nigerian nationality (1 male and 5 females). The individuals were found in possession of a large quantity of cocaine ready for distribution. All suspects have been referred to public prosecution for legal action.”
Further details on the suspects and the extent of their operations remain under investigation.
