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NDLEA Chairman seeks NIMASA’s inclusion into Deep Blue Project

Mobereola Pledges Partnership to Combat Drug Trafficking

By Ajibola Adedoye
Chairman of National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Brig. Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa has sought the inclusion of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) into Deep Blue Project by working together to secure Nigeria’s maritime space against the illicit shipment of drugs.
Marwa made the demand during his recent visit to the NIMASA Towers in Lagos.
While expressing his gratitude for the warm reception, Brig. Gen. Marwa emphasized the need for collaboration to address the rising threat of drug trafficking through maritime channels.
“As the agency responsible for controlling drug abuse and trafficking in Nigeria, we recognize that this task requires collaboration with critical stakeholders like NIMASA. The global maritime space has increasingly become a conduit for the illegal movement of drugs, and we are keen to work with NIMASA to address this challenge,” he stated.
In his remark, Dr. Dayo Mobereola, the Director General of NIMASA, who pledged that NIMASA would collaborate with the NDLEA in ensuring that the. Nigeria marine is space is secured against illicit shipment of drugs also commended the NDLEA for its remarkable achievements in combating drug-related crimes across Nigeria.
“We are glad to welcome the NDLEA team, led by Brig. Gen. Marwa, whose exemplary leadership has brought significant progress in the fight against illicit drugs. NIMASA is firmly committed to partnering with the NDLEA to tackle the menace of drug trafficking, particularly through our nation’s Ports and Terminals. Together, we can ensure that the Nigerian maritime domain is not exploited for criminal activities” Dr. Mobereola assured.

 

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