Abuja – Retired Brig.-Gen. Buba Marwa, Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), stressed the importance of unity and patriotism in achieving Nigeria’s greatness during his keynote address at the 40th anniversary and reunion of the Nigeria Military School (NMS) 1984 set and 32nd Passing Out Platoon (POP) Association.
Marwa congratulated the 1984 set on their achievements, noting that their success was a testament to the quality of training they received at the NMS. He emphasized that the NMS was a microcosm of Nigeria, where brotherhood, unity, and love of country were instilled in its students.
Marwa expressed concern over the challenges facing the country, including ethnic and religious divisions, urging Nigerians to remain committed to a united Nigeria. He emphasized that leadership and vision were key to overcoming Nigeria’s challenges and achieving greatness.
The NDLEA boss encouraged the NMS alumni to continue to provide leadership and be positive influences in their communities, stressing the importance of passing on the values of the NMS to younger generations. He expressed optimism that Nigeria could overcome its challenges and achieve greatness if its citizens remained united and committed to the country’s progress.
Other speakers and panelists at the event included the Emir of Zazzau, Dr. Ahmed Bamali, Prof. Okey Ikechukwu, Issa Aremu, and King Bubaraye Dakolo, among others.
