The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested 45,853 suspects for various drug-related offences and secured 9,263 convictions in the last 30 months. NDLEA Chairman/Chief Executive Brig Gen Mohamed Marwa (rtd) stated this in Abuja on Wednesday while decorating newly promoted officers. The NDLEA boss presented commendation letters and awards to 220 personnel for [ ]
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NDLEA Arrests 45,853 Suspects, Secures 9,263 Convictions In 30 Months
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