Albert was said to have been arrested at the Port Harcourt International Airport, Rivers State.
The Director, Media and Advocacy, NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists on Sunday.
Babafemi said the strain of cannabis, weighing 55kg, was hidden in a container bearing five units of used vehicles, marked MSCU 4972769, from Toronto via Montreal, Canada.
Meanwhile, two suspects, Nura Ibrahim, 40, and Habibu Sadiq, 38, were arrested with 120 blocks of cannabis, weighing 148.7kg, along the Zaria-Kano Road on Sunday, April 2.
Babafemi also noted that not less than 418.5kg of the same substance and a Sienna Space bus used in conveying it were recovered on Thursday, April 6, at a notorious drug hub, Patey, Lagos Island.
Similarly, a suspect, Azi Solomon, was arrested on the same day at Ojota Garage while attempting to move 23kg of cannabis to another state.
Two suspects, Abubakar Abdullahi and Stanley Tobias, were arrested on Friday, April 7 with 108,000 tablets of tramadol at Oyingbo Motor Park in Lagos Mainland.
In Imo, NDLEA operatives intercepted a commercial bus, from which, a total of 37,210 pills of opioids and 30 bottles of codeine syrup were recovered and three suspects were arrested in follow-up operations.
Also, a total of 40.9kg of cannabis was seized from two suspects – Haruna Adamu, 32, and Salisu Ibrahim, 30, in parts of Taraba State, just as 502, 840 pills of tramadol and exol-5 were recovered from another suspect, Imrana Aliyu in Wukari, on Thursday, April 6, while 205.6kg was recovered from the home of a fleeing suspect in the Gida Dubu area of Bauchi metropolis.
The Sokoto State Command of the anti-narcotics agency also received 667.6kg of cannabis seized by men of the Nigeria Customs Service along Illela, Niger Republic border
