Authorities step up the fight against drug trafficking in Nigeria. The Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Brigadier General Mohamed Buba Marwa, gave a stern warning to drug barons and cartels. Marwa says that they should cease all their illegal activities forthwith.
Reappointment Strengthens Resolve
President Bola Tinubu reappoints Marwa for a second term. This action consolidates Marwa’s determination in the fight against drug-related crimes. In addition, Marwa has appreciated the trust and support of the president. Subsequently, NDLEA intensifies operations across the country. Marwa pledges to go after offenders without resting.
Recent Busts Demonstrate Success
NDLEA seized over 1,000 kilograms of cocaine at Lagos port, this is a major seizure that disrupts international cartels. Also, collaborations with US-DEA and UK-NCA enhance investigations.
However Marwa warns that more actions follow. He says barons must quit now or prepare for tougher crackdowns.
Call to Action Echoes Nationwide
Marwa addresses barons directly in his statement, “Quit illicit drug trade now or get ready for more hard times”, he warned. This warning was given to discourage future crimes. NDLEA focuses on prevention and rehabilitation. It educates the community about drug dangers.
These efforts shield Nigerian youth from addiction. Consequently society benefits when crime rates are reduced. His leadership also inspires other agencies to join in the fight.
In conclusion, Marwa’s message heralds a new epoch in drug policing. Pressure mounts on cartels like never before to stop activities altogether.
