ON THE DRUGS CASE: MARTIN KOLLIE DROPS MORE ALLEGATIONS IN EXPANDING “BOMB SHELL” CLAIMS

EXPOSED: Activist Martin K. N. Kollie has released what he describes as a dossier involving EHS Africa Logistics CEO Arthur B. Abdullai, making further explosive allegations tied to the ongoing US$19.2 million cocaine case.

In his latest publication, Kollie addresses Andy Barmolee Abdullai directly, referencing a recent exchange in which it is alleged that Arthur B. Abdullai collected six boxes of cocaine valued at approximately US$19.2 million from a residence linked to Peter King and Paul King.

Kollie claims that further investigation was conducted following that exchange, stating that additional individuals and locations have been identified in connection with what he describes as a broader drug trafficking network.

He alleges that individuals linked to the case have for years been involved in the repeated movement of sealed consignments, which he claims were handled through logistics and cargo-related operations used as cover for illegal activities.

The activist further claims that his investigation includes photographic materials and background information intended to show associations between individuals allegedly connected to the network, including references to persons he describes as part of the Paynesville area environment.

Kollie also cites what he describes as a 20-plus-year pattern of coordinated activity involving alleged storage, pickup, and redistribution of suspicious packages through private residences and business-linked locations.

According to him, the network operates through coordinated points and trusted intermediaries, allowing repeated movement of consignments without detection. He insists that these operations have caused widespread harm and calls for full dismantling of what he terms a cartel structure.

The statement also includes a lengthy anonymous account allegedly provided to him by an insider source, which describes individuals, community ties, and meeting points connected to the alleged network. These claims have not been independently verified.

Authorities have not publicly confirmed any of the allegations contained in the publication, and no court findings have been issued against the individuals mentioned.

Investigations into the US$19.2 million cocaine seizure remain ongoing as security agencies continue to trace the origin, movement, and intended destination of the intercepted shipment.

This remains a developing story.