Two Nigerians arrested for cocaine possession in Pattaya as police launch a crackdown on illicit drugs

October 12, 2026 at 10:56 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

Two Nigerians were arrested in a dramatic Pattaya condominium raid after police uncovered six grammes of cocaine hidden inside a kitchen extractor hood. Officers found five packets wrapped in black tape after a 20-minute search. One suspect was staying illegally, while the other held a tourist visa. However, both claimed the cocaine came from an unpaid supplier near Walking Street and was strictly for personal use. Drug tests produced conflicting results. Now, under a nationwide police crackdown, investigators are tracing the supplier and probing possible wider drug connections. Both men face legal proceedings, although no trafficking network has yet been established.

Two Nigerians arrested in a Pattaya condo raid after police find six grammes of cocaine hidden in a kitchen extractor hood. One was staying illegally. Police trace a Walking Street supplier. ( Source: Pattaya Mail )

Two Nigerian nationals were arrested in Pattaya on Friday, October 9, after immigration police raided a downtown condominium. Officers uncovered approximately six grammes of cocaine hidden inside a kitchen extractor hood.

The drugs were packed into five small bags, wrapped in black tape and concealed above the cooker. One suspect was staying in Thailand illegally, while the other had entered on a tourist visa.

Both men claimed they obtained the cocaine from an acquaintance near Pattaya’s Walking Street without paying for it. However, police are now hunting for the source and investigating possible links to a wider drug supply network.

Two Nigerians arrested in Pattaya condominium raid as immigration police launch wider crime crackdown

The suspects were identified as Chikemezu Wisdom Enna, 25, and Chidi Alex Oganu, 29. Both were arrested during the Friday afternoon operation by Chonburi Immigration Police. The raid followed intelligence concerning Nigerian nationals living at a well-known condominium in central Pattaya.

In particular, officers suspected one occupant was staying illegally and might be involved in narcotics offences. Consequently, an immigration team was ordered to investigate the property and its occupants.

The operation followed a nationwide crackdown ordered by National Police Chief Police General Samran Nuanma. Earlier, he had instructed police units to intensify action against narcotics trafficking and crime in tourist destinations.

His orders also covered foreign nominee businesses, scam gangs and corruption. In addition, officers were directed to concentrate on public service duties while strengthening enforcement against criminal activity.

The Immigration Bureau subsequently moved to implement those instructions through its regional commands. Police Lieutenant General Nophasil Phoolsawat, Commissioner of the Immigration Bureau, directed the broader response.

Chonburi immigration officers move on Pattaya condominium after intelligence points to drug offences

Meanwhile, Police Major General Songprot Sirisukha, Commander of Immigration Division 3, supervised implementation within his jurisdiction. In Chonburi, the operation was organised by the provincial immigration unit following information about the condominium occupants.

Police Colonel Naphasphong Khositsuriyamanee, Superintendent of Chonburi Immigration Police, ordered the inspection. He assigned Police Lieutenant Colonel Kawinwat Arayasuriwong, Deputy Superintendent of Chonburi Immigration Police, to lead the team.

Additionally, Police Lieutenant Colonel Kittipat Hongchuvech, an immigration inspector, joined the operation. Police Lieutenant Jittiya Pipitkul, a deputy inspector, also participated in the search.

Officers moved into the condominium on Friday afternoon, October 9. The property was described as a well-known residential development in downtown Pattaya. At that point, investigators were acting on information concerning a Nigerian occupant suspected of immigration and drug offences.

The intelligence suggested one resident might be staying without legal permission. Furthermore, officers had received information raising suspicions about possible involvement in narcotics.

Police uncover five cocaine packets hidden inside kitchen extractor hood after long 20-minute search

Upon entering the unit, police located Enna and Oganu. Immigration checks quickly established that Enna was staying in Thailand illegally. By contrast, Oganu had entered the country using a tourist visa.

The report did not specify when Enna entered Thailand or when his permission to remain expired. Nor did it identify an immigration violation involving Oganu. Nevertheless, officers pressed ahead with a search for narcotics.

For more than 20 minutes, the immigration team searched the accommodation. Eventually, officers discovered five small zip-lock bags hidden inside the kitchen extractor hood. Each contained cocaine and had been wrapped in black adhesive tape.

Together, the packages weighed approximately six grammes. The drugs were concealed inside the ventilation appliance above the cooking area, rather than being left in plain sight.

Officers immediately removed the packets and seized the cocaine as evidence. The discovery transformed the immigration inspection into a narcotics investigation. Police had uncovered drugs concealed inside a condominium occupied by two Nigerian nationals. Notably, the packets were hidden inside the kitchen appliance, beyond ordinary view. The search had already continued for more than 20 minutes before officers located them.

Drug tests split suspects as both identify unpaid cocaine supplier near Pattaya’s Walking Street

Following the discovery, investigators questioned both occupants about the cocaine. Police also conducted preliminary urine tests to establish whether either man had consumed narcotics.

The results differed sharply. Enna tested positive for drugs, while Oganu returned a negative result. Despite that difference, both men remained under investigation following the discovery of cocaine inside their accommodation.

During questioning, the suspects reportedly identified an acquaintance near Pattaya’s Walking Street as their supplier. Both claimed they had obtained the cocaine from this individual without making immediate payment.

According to their account, the money remained outstanding. They also insisted the cocaine was intended exclusively for personal consumption. Specifically, both denied obtaining the five packets for resale or distribution to other people.

However, investigators have not established whether that explanation is accurate. Police are examining the reported source and possible connections to other individuals. The suspects’ statements have directed attention towards Walking Street, one of Pattaya’s principal nightlife districts. Nevertheless, the available information does not establish that the drugs were purchased inside any particular business or premises.

Police trace reported Walking Street supplier but find no confirmed evidence of wider drug network

The identity of the reported supplier has not been disclosed. Likewise, police have not announced an arrest involving the acquaintance identified during questioning.

Investigators are continuing enquiries to establish where the cocaine originated and how it reached the condominium. They are also examining whether the reported supplier has connections with other people involved in narcotics activity around Pattaya.

Crucially, police have not established that the two Nigerians operated a drug distribution network. The original report described their arrests in connection with suspected drug trafficking.

However, the evidence publicly detailed concerns possession of approximately six grammes of cocaine. No additional narcotics were reported during the search. Similarly, police did not identify customer records, completed drug sales or other evidence establishing distribution by the suspects.

The five concealed packets remain the principal physical evidence described in the report. Meanwhile, the suspects’ account of personal consumption and an unpaid supplier remains unverified. Investigators must establish whether those statements accurately describe the circumstances surrounding the cocaine.

They must also determine whether the reported acquaintance supplied narcotics to other individuals. For now, the wider investigation centres on the source identified during questioning.

One Nigerian found staying illegally as both suspects are transferred to Pattaya City Police Station

Separately, immigration checks established a clear distinction between the two men’s legal status in Thailand. Enna, aged 25, was found to be staying in the kingdom illegally. However, the report did not clarify whether he had overstayed previous permission or entered Thailand unlawfully.

Oganu, aged 29, had entered Thailand on a tourist visa. The police account did not state that his visa had expired or that he had violated immigration conditions.

Nevertheless, both men were arrested after officers recovered cocaine from their accommodation. The original report did not provide a detailed breakdown of the criminal charges registered against each suspect. Nor did it identify any separate formal charge arising from Enna’s positive urine test. Following the arrests, immigration officers transferred both Nigerians to Pattaya City Police Station for further investigation and legal proceedings.

The cocaine recovered from the extractor hood was retained as evidence. In parallel, investigators continued examining the circumstances surrounding its acquisition. The suspects’ statements concerning Walking Street provided a possible lead towards the source of supply. However, the police account did not disclose the nationality of the acquaintance or the circumstances of the reported transaction. Neither did it identify any wider group connected to the seized drugs.

Pattaya raid follows national enforcement orders and opens three separate lines of police enquiry

The operation was reported on Saturday morning, October 10, following the arrests the previous afternoon. The original account identified the raid as part of the Immigration Bureau’s response to the national police chief’s enforcement instructions.

Those instructions called for stronger action against narcotics and criminal activity, particularly in tourist destinations. Accordingly, the Chonburi operation combined immigration checks with an investigation into suspected drug offences.

The initial intelligence concerned the legal status and possible activities of Nigerian occupants at a Pattaya condominium. However, the search produced a separate finding when officers discovered cocaine hidden inside the kitchen extractor hood. That discovery then led investigators towards a reported supplier near Walking Street. In addition, preliminary drug tests produced a positive result for one suspect and a negative result for the other.

The operation therefore generated three distinct lines of enquiry involving immigration status, possession of cocaine and its reported source. The immigration investigation established that Enna was staying illegally, while Oganu’s entry on a tourist visa was confirmed.

Meanwhile, the narcotics search recovered five packets weighing approximately six grammes. Finally, questioning produced the claim that an acquaintance near Walking Street had supplied the cocaine without immediate payment.

Investigation turns to cocaine source as police seek further suspects following condominium arrests

Police are now examining that account as part of the continuing investigation. However, no further suspects have been publicly identified in connection with the reported supply.

The police report did not disclose whether investigators had located the acquaintance or established the circumstances of the transaction. Nor did it identify a wider drug distribution group connected to the condominium.

The case has since moved beyond the original immigration intelligence that prompted the raid. Officers initially went to the condominium following suspicions about an occupant’s immigration status and possible involvement with drugs. Instead, the search also uncovered cocaine concealed inside a kitchen appliance. Both Nigerian residents were arrested, and subsequent questioning produced information about a possible supplier near Walking Street.

The investigation now focuses on establishing the source of the cocaine and identifying any other individuals involved. At the same time, Enna’s illegal immigration status remains a separate aspect of the case. Both suspects were transferred to Pattaya City Police Station following their arrest. However, the available report did not disclose any subsequent court appearance or bail decision.

No further arrests announced as cocaine packets and suspects’ accounts remain central to the case

The Immigration Bureau has not announced additional arrests arising from the October 9 operation. Furthermore, investigators have not publicly confirmed locating the acquaintance identified by the suspects.

The five seized packets remain the central physical evidence described in the police report. The suspects’ statements about personal use and an unpaid supplier remain under examination.

For now, the confirmed results are two arrests, approximately six grammes of seized cocaine and an immigration violation involving Enna. Police also recorded a positive narcotics test for Enna and a negative result for Oganu.

Meanwhile, both suspects maintain that the cocaine was intended for personal use and had not yet been paid for. Their reported Walking Street supply connection remains under investigation. No wider narcotics network has yet been established.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月12日上午10:56

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

两名尼日利亚男子在芭堤雅一处公寓内被警方突袭逮捕。警方在厨房抽油烟机内查获了六克可卡因。经过20分钟的搜查，警方发现了五包用黑色胶带包裹的可卡因。其中一名嫌疑人非法居留，另一名持有旅游签证。然而，两人均声称可卡因来自步行街附近一名未付款的供货商，且仅供个人使用。毒品检测结果相互矛盾。目前，在全国范围内的警方打击行动中，调查人员正在追踪供货商，并调查可能存在的更广泛的毒品交易网络。两人均面临法律诉讼，但目前尚未查明是否存在贩毒网络。

芭堤雅警方突袭一间公寓，在厨房抽油烟机内发现六克可卡因，两名尼日利亚人被捕。其中一人非法居留。警方追踪到一名步行街的毒品供应商。（来源：芭堤雅邮报）

10月9日星期五，移民警察突袭了芭堤雅市中心的一处公寓，逮捕了两名尼日利亚籍男子。警方在厨房抽油烟机内发现了约6克可卡因。

毒品被分装在五个小袋子里，用黑色胶带缠好，藏在炉灶上方。一名嫌疑人非法滞留泰国，另一名嫌疑人持旅游签证入境。

两名男子均声称，他们从芭堤雅步行街附近的一名熟人处获得了可卡因，且未支付任何费用。然而，警方目前正在追查毒品来源，并调查其是否与更大的贩毒网络有关联。

两名尼日利亚人在芭堤雅一处公寓被捕，移民警察展开更大规模的打击犯罪行动

嫌疑人已被确认为25岁的奇克梅祖·威斯顿·恩纳和29岁的奇迪·亚历克斯·奥加努。两人于周五下午在春武里移民警察的行动中被捕。此次突袭行动是根据情报进行的，情报显示有尼日利亚公民居住在芭堤雅市中心一处知名的公寓楼内。

警方特别怀疑其中一名住户非法居留，并可能涉嫌毒品犯罪。因此，移民局下令对该房产及其住户展开调查。

此次行动是国家警察总长萨姆兰·努安马下令在全国范围内开展打击行动的一部分。此前，他已指示各警队加大力度打击旅游景点的毒品贩运和犯罪活动。

他的命令还涵盖了外国代理人公司、诈骗团伙和腐败问题。此外，他还指示官员们在加强打击犯罪活动的同时，专注于公共服务职责。

随后，移民局通过其各区域指挥部落实了这些指示。移民局局长、警察中将诺帕西尔·普尔萨瓦特指挥了更广泛的应对措施。

春武里府移民官员根据情报显示芭堤雅一处公寓涉嫌毒品犯罪，遂对其展开突击搜查。

与此同时，移民局第三分局局长宋普罗·西里苏卡少将负责监督辖区内的行动执行。在春武里府，此次行动由省移民局根据有关公寓住户的情报组织开展。

春武里府移民警察局局长纳帕斯蓬·科西苏里亚马尼上校下令进行此次检查。他指派春武里府移民警察局副局长卡温瓦·阿拉亚苏里翁中校率领检查小组。

此外，移民督察员基蒂帕特·洪楚维奇警官中校也加入了行动。副督察员吉蒂亚·皮皮特库尔警官中尉也参与了搜查。

警方于10月9日星期五下午进入该公寓。该公寓位于芭堤雅市中心，是当地知名的住宅区。当时，调查人员正根据线索对一名涉嫌违反移民法和毒品法的尼日利亚籍住户展开调查。

情报显示，可能有一名居民非法居住。此外，警方还收到信息，怀疑该居民可能涉嫌毒品交易。

警方经过长达20分钟的搜查，在厨房抽油烟机内发现了五包可卡因。

警方进入公寓后，找到了恩纳和奥加努。经移民检查，很快确认恩纳非法滞留泰国。而奥加努则是持旅游签证入境的。

报告并未具体说明恩纳何时入境泰国，也未说明其居留许可何时到期。报告也未指出奥加努是否存在违反移民法的行为。尽管如此，执法人员仍继续搜查毒品。

移民小组对住所进行了超过20分钟的搜查。最终，官员们在厨房抽油烟机内发现了五个藏匿的小型自封袋。每个袋子里都装有可卡因，并用黑色胶带包裹着。

这些包裹总重约六克。毒品被藏在烹饪区上方通风设备内，而不是明晃晃地放在显眼的地方。

警员立即取出这些包裹，并将可卡因作为证据扣押。这一发现使原本的入境检查转变为毒品调查。警方在两名尼日利亚公民居住的公寓内发现了藏匿的毒品。值得注意的是，这些包裹被藏在厨房电器内部，难以察觉。在警员找到它们之前，搜查已经持续了20多分钟。

毒品检测结果将两名嫌疑人区分开来，他们都指认芭堤雅步行街附近有未收货款的可卡因供应商。

发现可卡因后，调查人员对车内两名乘客进行了讯问。警方还进行了初步尿检，以确定两人是否吸食过毒品。

检测结果截然不同。恩纳的毒品检测呈阳性，而奥加努的检测结果则呈阴性。尽管如此，由于在他们的住所内发现了可卡因，两人仍继续接受调查。

据报道，在审讯过程中，嫌疑人供认芭堤雅步行街附近的一名熟人是他们的毒品供应商。两人均声称，他们从该人处购买可卡因时并未立即付款。

据他们所述，这笔款项仍未付清。他们还坚称，这些可卡因仅供个​​人使用。两人均否认获取这五包毒品是为了转售或分发给他人。

然而，调查人员尚未证实这一解释是否属实。警方正在调查所指毒品来源以及可能与其他人员的关联。嫌疑人的供述将调查方向指向芭堤雅的主要夜生活区之一——步行街。尽管如此，现有信息尚无法确定毒品是在任何特定商铺或场所内购买的。

警方追踪到步行街举报的毒品供应商，但没有发现更广泛的毒品网络的确凿证据。

警方尚未透露涉事供应商的身份。同样，警方也未宣布逮捕任何在讯问中被确认身份的熟人。

调查人员正在继续调查，以确定可卡因的来源以及它是如何到达公寓的。他们还在调查据称的供货商是否与芭堤雅周边其他涉毒人员有联系。

至关重要的是，警方尚未证实这两名尼日利亚人运营着一个贩毒网络。最初的报道描述的是他们因涉嫌贩毒而被捕。

然而，公开披露的证据仅涉及约六克可卡因。搜查过程中未发现其他毒品。同样，警方也未发现客户记录、已完成的毒品交易或其他能够证明嫌疑人贩卖毒品的证据。

报告中描述的主要物证仍然是那五包藏匿的毒品。与此同时，嫌疑人关于个人吸食和未收到货款的供货商的说法仍未得到证实。调查人员必须查明这些说法是否准确描述了与可卡因相关的实际情况。

他们还必须确定被举报的熟人是否向其他人提供过毒品。目前，更广泛的调查主要集中在审讯中确定的毒品来源上。

一名尼日利亚人被发现非法滞留，两名嫌疑人已被移送至芭堤雅市警察局。

此外，移民检查明确区分了这两名男子在泰国的法律身份。25岁的恩纳被认定为非法滞留泰国。然而，报告并未说明他是逾期居留还是非法入境。

29岁的奥加努持旅游签证入境泰国。警方记录并未提及他的签证已过期或违反了入境规定。

尽管如此，警方还是在他们的住所搜出了可卡因，随后逮捕了这两名男子。最初的报告并未详细列出对每位嫌疑人提出的刑事指控，也没有提及因恩纳尿检呈阳性而产生的任何单独正式指控。逮捕后，移民官员将这两名尼日利亚人移送至芭堤雅市警察局，以作进一步调查和法律程序。

从抽油烟机中查获的可卡因被作为证据扣押。与此同时，调查人员继续调查其获取途径。嫌疑人关于步行街的供述可能为毒品来源提供了线索。然而，警方并未透露该熟人的国籍或所报告交易的具体情况，也没有指出与缴获毒品有关的任何其他团伙。

芭堤雅突袭行动遵循国家执法命令，并展开了三项独立的警方调查。

此次行动于10月10日星期六上午公布，此前一天下午已展开逮捕行动。最初的报道称，此次突袭是移民局根据国家警察总长的执法指示采取的行动。

这些指示要求加大力度打击毒品和犯罪活动，尤其是在旅游目的地。因此，春武里府的行动将入境检查与涉嫌毒品犯罪的调查结合起来。

最初的情报涉及芭堤雅一处公寓内尼日利亚住户的法律身份及其可能从事的活动。然而，搜查过程中，警方在厨房抽油烟机内发现了藏匿的可卡因，这一发现使调查人员找到了步行街附近的一名据称的毒品供应商。此外，初步毒品检测结果显示，一名嫌疑人呈阳性，另一名嫌疑人呈阴性。

因此，此次行动展开了三条不同的调查线索，分别涉及移民身份、持有可卡因及其来源。移民调查证实恩纳非法居留，而奥加努持旅游签证入境的情况也得到确认。

与此同时，缉毒行动缴获了五包毒品，重约六克。最终，经审讯得知，步行街附近的一名熟人向其提供了可卡因，但并未立即支付货款。

警方在公寓逮捕行动后，将调查重点转向可卡因来源，并追捕更多嫌疑人。

警方目前正在对该账户进行调查，作为持续调查的一部分。然而，与所报告的毒品供应有关的嫌疑人尚未公开身份。

警方报告并未透露调查人员是否找到了这名熟人，也未查明交易的具体情况。报告也没有指出与该公寓有关联的更广泛的贩毒团伙。

案件的进展已超出最初引发突袭的移民情报范围。警方最初前往该公寓是因为怀疑一名住户的移民身份以及可能涉毒。然而，搜查过程中，警方还在一台厨房电器内发现了藏匿的可卡因。两名尼日利亚籍居民被捕，随后的审讯获取了有关步行街附近一名潜在毒品供应商的信息。

调查目前重点在于查明可卡因来源并识别其他涉案人员。与此同时，恩纳的非法移民身份仍是本案的另一个方面。两名嫌疑人被捕后均被移送至芭堤雅市警察局。然而，现有报告并未披露他们之后是否出庭或保释。

由于可卡因包裹和嫌疑人供述仍是案件的关键，因此目前尚未宣布进一步逮捕行动。

移民局尚未公布10月9日行动中新增的逮捕行动。此外，调查人员也未公开确认是否已找到嫌疑人指认的熟人。

警方报告中描述的五包缴获毒品仍是核心物证。嫌疑人关于个人使用和未收到货款的供述仍在调查中。

目前已确认的结果是两人被捕，缴获约6克可卡因，以及恩纳涉嫌违反移民法。警方还记录了恩纳的毒品检测呈阳性，奥加努的检测结果为阴性。

与此同时，两名嫌疑人均坚称可卡因是供个人使用，尚未付款。据称他们与步行街的毒品供应联系仍在调查中。目前尚未发现更广泛的贩毒网络。

警方逮捕了向外籍人士提供毒品的尼日利亚毒贩和一名从事跨境毒品交易的泰国女子。

尼日利亚毒枭兼国际尼日利亚黑手党头目在曼谷的一次夜间突袭行动中被捕

在一名惯犯骗子被捕几天后，警方在暖武里府捣毁了一个尼日利亚诈骗犯和毒贩的窝点。

一名24岁的尼日利亚诈骗犯在暖武里府被捕，此前警方接到23起与他泰国女友有关的投诉。

泰国警方解救一名75岁老妇，使其免遭诈骗，而诈骗威胁的规模和范围仍在不断扩大。

反洗钱办公室查获与南非金融家本·史密斯有资金流向的资产

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克拉坦国会议员驳斥了有关副总理塔玛纳·普罗姆波的未经证实的诈骗中心指控。

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警方否认知晓诈骗犯与理财高手本·史密斯有任何关联。人民党议员坚称此事属实。

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詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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