The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, on the fight against drug trafficking. DAILY POST reports.
Mohamed Buba Marwa, the chairman of NDLEA, and Hameed Ali, the NCS Comptroller-General, signed the MoU in Abuja.Information Guide Nigeria
Marwa described the MoU as a benchmark for information and intelligence-sharing between the two organizations.JAMB Result
He said, “With this united front, there can only be one assurance: that the criminal elements in our society will be the losers and I assure you that they’ll certainly lose big as we come for them to put them where they rightly belong and cripple their crime syndicates.”
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Ali, on his part, opined that the MoU was a signal to Nigeria and her international partners that the NCS and the NDLEA were committed to protecting Nigerian borders from illicit drugs.JAMB Portal
He stated that they have all along been doing this, finding drugs in the borders, thanking God that the sole responsibility has been removed from them, and had some relief.
He said when they arrest the suspects, they hand them over to the NDLEA, where they will be investigated and punished accordingly.NYSC Portal
He added that the coming of Marwa has given them confidence that the suspects would be handled accordingly.
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