Mr Marwa said the agency would prioritise tackling those who target the productive youth population with illicit substances.
Obiageli Orah, the spokesperson for FAAN, said the Joint Monitoring Task Force (JMTF) apprehended five suspects at the Lagos airport on Friday.
Mr Babafemi said the suspect was arrested on Friday, April 14, along with two of his freight agents.
Mr Babafemi added that Mr Nnodu was arrested on February 1 at his Seraphic and Sabbath Assembly Church.
Airlines, handled by NAHCO, experienced flight difficulties due to the strike that started on Monday.
The NDLEA spokesperson said the suspect claimed to have left Nigeria for Mozambique in 2004 and finally relocated to Brazil in 2017.
The suspect had been arraigned in November 2020 over an attempt to export 15.700 kilogrammes of methamphetamine to Australia.
