Mr Babafemi said the drugs weighed 3.322 kg, while another 100 grammes were concealed in the woman’s private part.
A freight agent at the NAHCON export shed of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, involved in the attempt to export the drug was arrested.
In the same vein, 79.1 kg skunk were seized during a raid in the Patey area of Lagos Island on Tuesday, February 7, by NDLEA operatives.
Some passengers on the aeroplane complained that the flight was diverted to Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos after short notice via email.
Cubana Prime Minister is facing money laundering charges at the Special Offences Court in Lagos.
Meanwhile, a freight agent, Elizabeth Njoko, 37, has been arrested for attempting to export 250grams of Tramadol and cannabis to Dubai.
No fewer than four freight agents were arrested in connection with the seizure, NDLEA spokesman Femi Babafemi mentioned.
The unidentified body is rumoured to be a hoodlum who usually jumped through the airport fence.
The suspect fled his home before the arrival of the team of operatives who stormed his residence.
The NDLEA said the closure of borders occasioned by COVID-19 pandemic is responsible for the surge in the price of hard drugs.
