12 Commands Honoured, 3,248 Officers Promoted By NDLEA

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has announced the promotion of officers, an impressive total of 3,248 dedicated individuals.

In appreciation of their remarkable performances in the opening half of the year, 12 state commands and 148 individuals were honored with awards and commendations for their exceptional contributions.

Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa (retd.), the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of the NDLEA, speaking during the decoration ceremony in Abuja on Thursday, noted that the agency had successfully instilled a culture of excellence, as evident from the event.

His words: ‘Without grandstanding, we can say that we have raised the bar. Our weekly drug supply reduction effort is a testament to our performance. The innovative approach we have taken to drug demand reduction is commendable.’

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‘The intricate and effective intelligence we deploy to track drug barons and dismantle cartels is a testimony to the capability of the new NDLEA we have collectively forged. Our success rate at prosecution is a definitive statement that we are doing our job.’

Stressing the significance of sustained dedication, the chairman of the NDLEA said, ‘We have adopted global best practices, and we have no doubt that the NDLEA of our dream is here before us. I am therefore charging you to take more pride in your work. Society today appreciates our efforts. Just last week, on World Drug Day, the President gave assurances of his administration’s unwavering support for the NDLEA.’

‘Our international partners and foreign governments are watching us and are giving us the needed push. And among drug law enforcement agencies, we are rated highly. Our name is out there for good. Therefore, the onus is on us not to slacken but to continue the good work.’

‘It is not yet time to rest on our oars. We have no option but to sustain the momentum of our upward trajectory, build on our performance, and continue to protect our hard-earned reputation. It is on this note that I demand more from us in terms of hard work, discipline, valour, professionalism, commitment, and all the time-honored virtues that enshroud labour with dignity.’

The promotion granted to these individuals is a testament to NDLEA’s appreciation of their hard work and unwavering dedication. It serves as a motivator, urging them not to lose sight of their goals and to continue striving for excellence.

Africa Today News, New York

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