Nigeria just shattered records with the seizure of two tons of meth—worth $360 million—alongside ten arrests, including three from Mexico. Hidden deep in a forest, this wasn’t just a stash; it was a full-scale meth lab complete with chemical drums and processing gear. Mexican cartels are now turning West Africa into a new manufacturing hub, leveraging cheap labor, remote terrain, and local demand. With drug use already rampant in Nigeria, authorities are sounding the alarm—and acting fast, even holding court at the crime scene. Backed by U.S. Africa Command and international partners, they’re racing to stop Nigeria from becoming a global drug production hotspot before it’s too late.
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