Mr Abdullahi said FCCPC would also ensure that the KFC outlet took full responsibility for their action.
FAAN’s decision was made after Debola, ex-Governor Gbenga Daniel’s son, ranted about being denied entry because of his wheelchair and lack of inclusion at the facility.
“In his statement, the suspect claimed that he ingested the consignment in Brazil and was to discharge everything at the airport in Addis Ababa.”
“A search of the luggage of the suspect led to the seizure of five cartons containing 50 bottles of codeine syrup and 300 tablets of Rohypnol.”
NDLEA’s spokesman Femi Babafemi stated on Sunday in Abuja that the pills were smuggled in from Pakistan.
Obiageli Orah, the spokesperson for FAAN, said the Joint Monitoring Task Force (JMTF) apprehended five suspects at the Lagos airport on Friday.
Also on Thursday, operatives of the agency intercepted a consignment of cocaine weighing 2.2kg on the Owerri-Onitsha Expressway.
The consignments consisted of 797 pellets of cocaine weighing 17.6kg.
Mr Millan said participants at the event were those involved in monitoring the country’s land and sea borders.
Mr Musa the stranded Nigerians lived illegally in Libya and were without travel documents.
