NDLEA, Brigadier General (retired ), Mohammed Marwa, has said that the agency will introduce the use of body cameras for operational officers
The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer , of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency , Brigadier General , Mohammed Marwa, has said that the agency will introduce the use of body cameras for operational officers to ensure their safety and protect the integrity of operations.
“To further enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of our operations, we have created five strategic commands in Lagos, the Federal Capital Territory , Murtala Muhammad International Airport , Lagos, Apapa and Tin Can Ports.” “Since we inaugurated the commands awards and Commendation, our performance at each ceremony often superseded the previous one and the reward for work well done is more work,” Marwa said.
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