Chief Emma Ejiofor, PhD, FIBDFM, the Onishe Ubulu, has congratulated Brigadier-General Mohammed Buba Marwa (rtd) on his reappointment as Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), expressing confidence that the development will accelerate Nigeria’s fight against illicit drugs.
In a statement issued on Tuesday through his Chief Press Secretary, Gibson Dunkwu, Chief Ejiofor described Marwa’s second five-year term as a well-deserved recognition of his distinguished service and transformative leadership at the agency.
“It is with immense pleasure and profound admiration that I join countless Nigerians in congratulating Brigadier-General Mohammed Buba Marwa on this well-deserved reappointment,” he said.
Chief Ejiofor praised Marwa as “a pronounced and ratified officer and a gentleman committed to national service,” noting that the confidence reposed in him by the President reflects both his competence and the tangible results recorded during his tenure.
He emphasized that Nigerians expect even greater achievements from the NDLEA under Marwa’s continued leadership. “We are supremely confident that under his steadfast leadership, the NDLEA will not only meet but significantly surpass the high expectations placed upon it,” he stated.
Ejiofor added that Marwa’s strategic vision and proven track record will be crucial in tackling the complex and evolving challenges posed by drug trafficking and abuse.
Chief Ejiofor also underscored the urgency of revitalizing Nigeria’s drug prevention and treatment systems, expressing optimism that Marwa’s approach would drive meaningful progress.
“His unique ability to inspire and mobilize vital resources, coupled with his deep understanding of the intricacies of this relentless battle, will undoubtedly pave the way for even greater successes in safeguarding our communities,” he said.
He reaffirmed his confidence in Marwa’s capacity to deliver transformative results, noting that the NDLEA’s continued advancements would significantly contribute to building a healthier and more secure society.
