Polaris Bank has reaffirmed its unwavering help for the Nationwide Drug Regulation Enforcement Company (NDLEA) within the struggle towards drug abuse, trafficking, and cash laundering in Nigeria and past.
The pledge was made by the {Bank}’s Managing Director/CEO, Kayode Lawal, throughout a courtesy go to by a 15-member NDLEA administration workforce to the {Bank}’s headquarters in Lagos final Wednesday.
Polaris Bank has been a longstanding supporter of NDLEA’s mission, sponsoring advocacy initiatives, and media campaigns, and offering instruments and infrastructure to assist the company’s operations.
Talking through the go to, Mr. Lawal emphasised that the partnership is rooted in shared values and social accountability, stating, “The essence of Polaris Bank isn’t just profitability however fulfilling an ethical obligation to society. Our collaboration with NDLEA underscores our dedication to combating crime and defending our communities.”
He additional famous that the {Bank}’s social accountability efforts transcend compliance, highlighting Polaris Bank’s resolve to deepen its partnership with the NDLEA in addressing urgent societal points.
In appreciation, the NDLEA delegation embellished Mr. Lawal for his and the {Bank}’s excellent contributions in supporting the company’s goals.
The {Bank}’s Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Charles Oso, was additionally honored for his management in sustaining sturdy compliance and anti-money laundering programs throughout the {Bank}.
The NDLEA workforce, led by the Director of Belongings and {Financial} Investigation, representing the Chairman/CEO, Dr. Ibrahim Abdul, praised Polaris Bank’s constant partnership and advocacy efforts, particularly in supporting drug rehabilitation applications throughout Nigeria.
The company acknowledged that beneath the management of Brigadier Normal Buba Marwa (retired), NDLEA has made vital progress by advocacy, enforcement, and help providers, together with the institution of free toll traces for drug-related help.
The NDLEA consultant lauded the enduring relationship with Polaris Bank, citing the {Bank}’s significant influence in boosting the company’s operational effectiveness and strategic initiatives.
Polaris Bank’s efforts had been acknowledged as pivotal in enhancing the nationwide response to drug-related crimes, with the NDLEA noting that the {Bank} stands out as a dedicated non-public sector accomplice in tackling drug abuse and {financial} crimes.
Current on the reception had been Polaris Bank’s Government Administrators: Chris Ofikulu, Abimbola Ozomah, and Sharafadeen Muhammed, who joined the MD in welcoming the NDLEA delegation.
Polaris Bank, named Nigeria’s Digital {Bank} of the Yr from 2021 to 2024, stays dedicated to driving inclusive development, empowering communities, and fostering a safer society.
