University student caught boarding a bus in Canberra with $10 MILLION worth of ICE strapped to his body

A Nigerian man studying at the University of Canberra has appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court after allegedly being caught with $10 million worth of the drug ice in his possession in Canberra.

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Jackson Igwebuike was charged with attempting to possess 10 kilograms of methamphetamine worth $10 million. He is currently in Australia on a student visa.

ABC News reports that police believe the drugs were illegally imported from China. The 32-year-old was arrested while attempting to board a bus that was going to Sydney on Saturday

Australian Border Force in Sydney said earlier this month that they had intercepted a consignment of ornate Chinese fish statues, which were about 80cm long by 20cm wide, containing the drugs.

ACT police took charge of the operation and continued with a controlled delivery of the drugs to Canberra. 

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The drugs were first taken to a property in Kaleen in northern Canberra police allege, where they were collected by Igwebuike and driven to a second location also in Kaleen before being taken out of the statues.

Police later arrested Igwebuike at the Jolimont Centre bus stop where he was boarding a bus to Sydney with the drug packages on him.  

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