A statement by the NDLEA spokesperson, Femi Babafemi, said the substances were on 1.577683 hectares of farmland.
“As mothers, we understand the profound impact that drug abuse can have on our children’s lives.”
Mr Marwa also said that over 36,096 suspects had been arrested and more than 6,043 already prosecuted and convicted within the same period.
NDLEA says it seized 3,988.74kg of assorted drugs with a monetary value of N80 million and arrested over 100 people for drug trafficking in Abuja.
The hard drugs were meant for export to Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.
Mr Mamuda said that teaching the youths the effect and consequences of drug abuse would help promote a drug-free society.
She urged the youths to shun drugs as the habit has no advantage.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), FCT command, seized 2,265.677g of drugs between January and March in the territory.
The anti-narcotic agency said the collaboration would prevent remote communities from turning into an illicit drug den.
“The drug scourge is biting hard with 15 million Nigerians
