Mohamed Marwa, the chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) says new officers of the anti-drug agency must remain firm against tempting inducements from drug cartels.
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Buba Marwa, chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), says new officers of the agency must remain firm against tempting inducements from drug cartels.
Speaking at the passing out parade of the newly trained 2, 500 narcotic agents and assistants in Katsina on Thursday, Marwa told the new intakes not to compromise on their work.
Represented by Yakubu Bako, his special adviser, the NDLEA chairman reiterated that the fight against drug traffickers requires a solid commitment by the officers.
“Today, the door is open for you to contribute your quota. NDLEA has a storied history of dedication and resilience in the face of adversity,” he said.
“We are in a new epoch in which we approach the fight against drug trafficking organisations with an indomitable spirit and determination to break their stranglehold on society.
“In the renewed war on illicit drugs, NDLEA is employing the latest techniques, technologies, and intelligence to curb the menace.
“Hence, I can assure you that you are coming into the Agency at a time when the job has become challenging but exciting and gratifying as well.
