The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
The National Drugs Laws Enforcement Agency NDLEA has received a Grant of Five hundred Million Naira (N500M) from BUA Group to fund some selected projects of the agency for better performance.
The Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu made the presentation of the grant letter at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital.
The award was made in honor of the Anti-narcotics Agency’s significant successes in combating drug trafficking in Nigeria, according to Mr. Ubon Udoh, Chief Executive Officer, Abdul Samad Rabiu Initiative (ASR Africa).
Mr Rabiu explained that, the grant given to the NDLEA came under the ASR Africa Security Sector Support Scheme, an intervention initiative targeted at sustainably impactful interventions in security and social development in Africa.
He noted that it was also, intended to give back to the African continent and make lasting impact in peace and security, as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of African people.
Receiving letter of the grant, the NDLEA Boss Retired Brig General Buba Marwa commended the Chairman of Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), for his philanthropy and support for humanity.
He noted that, the grant would be used towards sustainable and impactful projects relevant to the current reality of the drug problem in the country.
Marwa described Alhaji Rabiu as a patriot, philanthropist and foremost industrialist who has human interest at heart.
The NDLEA chief said that the drug scourge is not something that the government and the Agency can combat alone, and that it is urgent for all stakeholders to stand up and support initiatives like Nigeria’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA), which calls on all citizens, both corporate and individual, to be stakeholders, like the BUA Group.
According to Marwa, ASR Africa has established itself as a significant stakeholder in the effort to eradicate the drug problem in Nigeria by acknowledging its presence.
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