Polaris Bank has reaffirmed its unwavering support for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in the fight against drug abuse, trafficking, and money laundering in Nigeria and beyond.
The bank’s Managing Director/CEO, Kayode Lawal, made the pledge during a courtesy visit by a 15-member NDLEA management team to the bank’s headquarters in Lagos.
Lawal emphasized that the partnership is rooted in shared values and social responsibility, stating that the bank’s collaboration with NDLEA underscores its commitment to combating crime and protecting communities.
The bank has been a longstanding supporter of NDLEA’s mission, sponsoring advocacy initiatives, media campaigns, and providing tools and infrastructure to aid the agency’s operations.
The NDLEA delegation decorated Lawal and the bank’s Chief Compliance Officer, Charles Oso, for their outstanding contributions in supporting the agency’s objectives.
The NDLEA team praised Polaris Bank’s consistent partnership and advocacy efforts, especially in supporting drug rehabilitation programs across Nigeria.
Polaris Bank remains committed to driving inclusive growth, empowering communities, and fostering a safer society.
The bank’s efforts have been recognized as pivotal in enhancing the national response to drug-related crimes, with the NDLEA noting that Polaris Bank stands out as a committed private sector partner in tackling drug abuse and financial crimes.
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