According to him, the bilateral relationships have been crucial to NDLEA’s interdiction exercises in the past year.
Mr Babafemi said 14 grammes of methamphetamine concealed in bags of semovita and soles of ladies’ high-heeled shoes were also intercepted.
He said 10.5 kg of Loud was recovered in his apartment.
According to him, the NDLEA has been in touch with the family of the deceased.
The seizures came barely 24 hours after the NDLEA chairman, retired Brig.-Gen. Buba Marwa’s warning against illegal sale and use of laughing gas.
The commander added that they also prosecuted 54 drug suspects and successfully treated 45 victims of substance abuse disorder.
Mr Marwa said over 11,000 pending cases and 23,725 offenders were counselled and rehabilitated.
Mr Joe-Fadile also cautioned that the drug war in Nigeria continued and would not be business as usual, noting that the new sheriff would not tolerate illicit drug business.
The agency’s spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, said in a statement on Sunday in Abuja that the factory was raided on Saturday in Mubi.
He said the move was undoubtedly a benchmark for information and intelligence sharing.
