The ambassador commended effective coordination of the process by the High Commission of Nigeria in Pretoria.
Mr Marwa said the agency had decided to launch a relentless offensive on drug trafficking cartels across the nation.
Mr Obi said the NDLEA has been turned into a joke over its inability to stop the inflow of illicit drugs into the country.
Mr Ghali stated that the commission would continue to enforce the law.
The protest disrupted activities at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, and caused gridlock on the roads. Travellers had to walk long distances to catch their flights.
Mr Babafemi said that the consignments were going to the United Kingdom via a courier company in Lagos.
NDLEA, in a statement on Tuesday, said the arrest came barely 16 months after Ogbuji was arrested and convicted for ingesting 93 pellets of cocaine.
He said the suspect attempted to transport the illicit substance through two of his friends.
Mr Babafemi said 14 grammes of methamphetamine concealed in bags of semovita and soles of ladies’ high-heeled shoes were also intercepted.
Mr Babafemi said the suspect explained that the drug was sourced from Guinea Conakry.
