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His Imperial Majesty Oba Abimbola Owoade, the Alaafin of Oyo, has promised Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (rtd), the Chairman/CEO of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), cooperation and support in his renewed mandate to combat the nation’s problems with substance abuse and illegal drug trafficking.
During a courtesy visit to Marwa at the Agency’s national headquarters in Abuja on Friday, December 12, 2025, the esteemed traditional ruler led two other royal fathers: Oloro of Oro, Oba Joel Olaniyan Olatoye, and Olusin of Ijara Isin, Oba Ademola Julius Ajibola. He expressed his pride in Marwa’s development as the Atunluse of Yoruba territory.
“To be kind to you, we are proud of you,” he said. It is not by accident that you are in this position right now; rather, it is the result of your dedication and commitment. You possess this amiable personality. You have always been a performer, which is why you are able to rule Borno and Lagos State. The legacy of Keke Marwa that you introduced to Nigeria is another aspect of you that I will never forget.
In direct response to the NDLEA boss’s request that traditional leaders assist the nation’s ongoing efforts to combat drug misuse, the Alaafin pledged to mobilize his compatriots to collaborate with the agency.
“Some of my coworkers here and some of my fellow traditional rulers have heard your message, and we are prepared to work with you. I must admit that we are close to the locals and operate at the grassroots level. We are well-informed about the situation. I’m taking this chance to inform you that we are prepared. We would be happy to collaborate with you and provide you with all the support you need to succeed in this position. We can assure you that we will always be there for you if you need us,” Oba Owoade said.
Marwa greeted Alaafin and congratulated him on taking his ancestors’ reign. He accused him and other traditional leaders nationwide of using their local clout to cooperate with NDLEA in the fight against drug usage in communities.
According to him, “nearly 15 million Nigerians between the ages of 15 and 64 use drugs, according to the 2018 drug use survey report. The drug scourge in Nigeria is at an unacceptable limit.” It’s a serious issue, and President Tinubu has ordered us to take action, combat the drug problem, apprehend the traffickers, punish them, and seize their assets. Additionally, because traditional institutions are so crucial to this job, we would like to call on them.
Traditional institutions are respected by Nigerians. You come from somewhere, no matter who you are in Nigeria. Additionally, you honor the community leader when you return to that location. Consequently, the traditional leader’s words are taken seriously. We also urge traditional authorities to take a firm stance against drug usage by engaging the religious leaders in charge of the churches and mosques within their respective domains. The NDLEA is always ready to collaborate with established institutions.
