The Chairman Chief Govt Officer of the Nationwide Drug Regulation Enforcement Company, Brig. Basic Mohamed Buba Marwa has elevated sixty one personnel in Edo State Command.
This was disclosed by the State Commander Mitchell Ofoyeju after formally adorning the promoted personnel in a ceremony held over the weekend on the State Command headquarters in Benin Metropolis.
Mitchell Ofoyeju, Edo State Commander of the NDLEA, applauded the Marwa-led administration that has regularised promotion within the company.
The ornament occasion which celebrated the development of officers to numerous ranks throughout the company is in recognition of their dedication and contributions within the battle in opposition to drug trafficking and abuse.
Amongst these promoted had been 9 Assistant Superintendent of Narcotics 1, 5 Assistant Superintendent of Narcotics 2, 5 Chief Narcotic Brokers, thirty-five Senior Narcotic Brokers, and 7 Narcotic Brokers.
In his deal with, Ofoyeju emphasised that the promotions usually are not merely adjustments in rank or title however characterize recognition of the officers’ integrity, professionalism, and sacrifices in implementing drug legal guidelines and making certain the security of communities throughout Edo State.
He praised the officers for his or her braveness and resilience in overcoming the challenges inherent in narcotics enforcement.
The Commander urged the newly promoted officers to uphold excessive moral requirements, lead by instance, and mentor junior personnel. He additionally burdened the significance of larger accountability and management as they assume their new tasks.
Highlighting the important function of teamwork, self-discipline, and a dedication to a drug abuse free society, Ofoyeju expressed confidence that the officers’ renewed zeal and enhanced capability would allow the NDLEA to proceed making vital strides in combating unlawful drug actions in Edo State and Nigeria at massive.
The ceremony additionally introduced collectively relations and family members of the promoted officers, recognizing their sacrifices and contributions.