Nigeria arrests alleged Mexican drug lord at international airport

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Nigerian authorities have arrested Arturo Carrera Loaiza, a man alleged to be a Mexican drug kingpin, at an international airport in Nigeria. The suspect is accused of involvement in methamphetamine production. Carrera Loaiza has denied the allegations made against him, according to Nigerian authorities. The arrest marks a notable law enforcement action connecting Mexican alleged drug activity to West Africa.

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