12/10/2025
LDEA OIC Cautions Against Politicizing the Fight Against Drugs
Monrovia, Liberia – The Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency-Ldea, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Fitzgerald T. M. Biago, has cautioned Liberians against introducing politics into the ongoing war against illicit drugs, emphasizing that doing so will undermine national efforts to combat the growing drug crisis.
DCP Biago noted that success in the fight against drugs requires a collective national effort, not one driven by political divisions. He stressed that defeating the scourge of drugs must unite rather than divide Liberians.
> “I’m not interested in what political party you belong to. My only interest is for all Liberians to join the LDEA in fighting the war against drugs,” DCP Biago said.
The LDEA OIC, who described himself as a career law enforcement officer, reiterated his commitment to professional service over politics. He urged citizens from all political backgrounds to emulate the same unity and courage Liberians demonstrated during the battles against Ebola and COVID-19.
According to him, politicizing the anti-drug campaign will only weaken the progress already being made by Liberians and law enforcement officers across the country. He also encouraged citizens to continue providing credible information that will help the LDEA identify and dismantle the networks and hideouts of drug traffickers and distributors.
DCP Biago made these remarks recently during an interactive discussion at the Center for Exchange for Intellectual Opinion
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