Marwa, who stated this in his opening remarks at the NDLEA Special Purpose Committee conference in Abuja on Thursday 24th November, disclosed that some of the details of the new bill, which is in its final stage of being passed, will strengthen the hand of the agency and discourage trafficking of illicit substances because of the stringent punishment measures stipulated for drug offences.
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