Peter Obi Slams NDLEA for Failing to Curb Illicit Drug Trafficking
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has criticized the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) for its ineffectiveness in curbing illicit drug trafficking in Nigeria. He expressed concern over the agency's failure, emphasizing the serious international crimes associated with drug trafficking.
Obi highlighted the societal impact of drug abuse, including insecurity, youth unemployment, and hunger. He warned against normalizing drug abuse culture in Nigeria, stating that it erodes moral values and promotes criminal activities.
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