Marwa Demands Collective Action Against Drug Abuse, Cultism, Banditry

The Director of Media Advocacy at NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, reported that the Chairman of the agency, Marwa, called for collective action against drug abuse, cultism, and banditry. Marwa emphasized the need for stakeholders to take responsibility in curbing these social vices during a seminar organized by the Ijebu Ode Council in Ogun state.
He highlighted the triple threat of violence posed by drug abuse, cultism, and banditry, stressing the importance of addressing these issues decisively. Marwa acknowledged the challenges but expressed hope in the country's ability to reverse the trend with the support of stakeholders.
The NDLEA has intensified its efforts in combating drug trafficking and abuse, leading to significant seizures and arrests nationwide. Marwa urged continued collaboration to tackle these pressing issues effectively.
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