Chairman and Chief Executive of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Ahmadu Gaide, yesterday bowed out from the anti-graft agency after 10 years.
The NDLEA Boss, Ahmadu Giade on Wednesday, November 25, bowed out from the agency after 10 years of service.
Gaide's tenure was the first time any chairman or chief executive of the anti-drug agency would serve for the duration.
Speaking after a colourful parade ceremony at the agency’s Ikoyi office, he said: “I am leaving the agency better than I met it 10 years ago. My greatest legacy is my zero-tolerance for corruption."
"If we must continue to dislodge drug barons and eradicate drugs from our society, we must remain forthright and committed to drug control programmes. I am leaving behind a legacy of proactive and intelligence-led organisation.”
NDLEA Acting Chairman Mrs. Roli Bode-George said the agency would continue to enforce the rules of engagement and uphold the tenets of integrity.