Mr Babafemi said NDLEA operatives also foiled attempts to export drugs to the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.
Mr Babafemi said that the suspect who arrived via Doha on Qatar Airways was intercepted following credible intelligence.
The 56-year-old widow and mother of four, Kehinde Ajisegiri, was arrested over her attempt to traffic 400 grams of cocaine concealed in her footwear to Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
Mr Babafemi said the seized drugs were with a gross weight of 304.90 kilogrammes and were recovered after a joint examination by stakeholders on Friday, November 11.
Mr Babafemi said the drugs were concealed in a public address system which the suspects attempted to travel with aboard a Qatar Airways flight to Lahole, Pakistan, via Doha.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime has announced its preferred and reserve bidders for Nigerian airports concession.
The NDLEA spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, said on Sunday in Abuja that the drug weighing 2,3356kg, has an estimated street value of N1.04 billion.
Mr Olatubosun said that the remaining batches of pilgrims from the state were expected to return to the country soonest.
The unidentified body is rumoured to be a hoodlum who usually jumped through the airport fence.
“The suspected passenger had earlier been accused by Nigeria Immigration Service of illegally being in possession of two passports.”
