Malawi police arrest west Africans at airport over illegal drugs
Malawi Police in Lilongwe have on Thursday arrested a Ghanian woman for allegedly being found with apomorphine drug at Kamuzu International Airport (KIA).
KIA spokesperson Sapulain Chitonde said Sally Adarkwa was intercepted at KIA when she was found with 5.2 kilograms of the illegal drug.
Chitonde said Adarkwa was arrested when she was about to board South African Airways flight on her way to Ghana.
“Officers manning the x-ray machine observed some strange contents which were exposed by the machine and immediately they demanded a physical check on the bags but she refused,” said Chitonde.
However, he said the police physically checked the bags and found the illegal drug which was concealed in special papers to beat the security system.
Adarkwa was born Novermber 13, 1974.
On Wednesday, the KIA police arrested a Nigerian for being found with cocaine.
Chitonde said Humphrey Okoro was expected to fly Ethiopian Airways on his way to Bamako, Mali when the airport ex-ray machine detected the illicit drug.
After noticing that his bag was under siege, Okoro left the airport lounge where he was seated and immediately hired a taxi going to Lilongwe city.
However, the police managed to intercept him and he was arrested.
He was born in 1990.
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Now the best way to pass with drugs is through malawi🇲🇼
Nzanu anaoloka bwino bwino chomugwilila ndichani
kkkkkkkkk kusowa cocita ma police aku Mw kuno. za corruption zose zikucitika kunozi osagwilapo nchito bwanji?????
kutha ma plan
kkkkkkkk mau mau
Maybe they didn’t pay you what you wanted, we all know that our entry points are full of corruption. If you giving those people punishment, may it be harsher than wakuba nkhuku uja.
This is what started the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa. These west Africans, esp Nigerians are killing youth by selling them drugs
our borders are too porous and my fear is that they will use our boys and girls to do their dirty works. Coming in the name of starting a ministry as if there are no evangelists here? Cry my beloved country!
Impressed with good work at KIA, only if ACB was also working like these men at KIA.
Tiyeni nawo. They r spoiling Malawi name as a drugs conduit
Thumbs up to our KIA men and women in uniform for the job well done
Kenaka they will go on bail and that’s the end of the case. Foseki