Sedeasha Foreman, unemployed, pleaded guilty to possession of, dealing in, taking steps to export, and conspiracy to export ganja.

Foreman is to return to court on October 5 for sentencing.

Allegations are that through a routine check at the Norman Manley International Airport the accused luggage was searched.

It is alleged that during a search of the accused woman's luggage, a bread was examined and it was found to contain ganja.

Foreman told the court that she was given a trip to Trinidad and Tobago and was asked to carry a bread for the friend.

"Your Honour, I was unemployed and I was offered a trip by a friend to Trinidad and on my way to the airport, I was given a call to carry a bread for someone," Foreman explained in court.

The accused further told the court that because she was so excited about the trip, she wasn't suspicious of the bread.