The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is a regional group of fifteen West African countries. Founded on 28 May 1975, with the signing of the Treaty of Lagos, its mission is to promote economic integration across the region. Considered one of the pillars of the African Economic Community, the organization was founded in order to achieve collective self-sufficiency for its member states by creating a single large trading bloc through an economic and trading union. It also serves as a peacekeeping force in the region. The organization operates officially in three co-equal languages French, English, and Portuguese. We are currently recruiting for the position below Job Title: Principal Programme Officer, Law Enforcement (Drug) Reference: ECW-COMM/REC/DUG-P/001/2012 Location: Abuja, Nigeria Department: Social Affairs and Gender Directorate: Gender, Youth, CSO, Employment & Drug Control Grade: P5 Supervisor: Director, Gender, Youth, CSO, Employment & Drug Control Job Description The position of a Senior Law Officer reflects the much needed policy/legal/advocacy support and technical expertise in drug and crime interdiction work that are required in the ECOWAS Drug Division to address the pressing menace of drug trafficking and related organized crime. The incumbent will bring into the Division, the overall leadership in all aspects of the Operational Plan that relates to law enforcement and promote mutually beneficiary cooperation and coordination with all relevant organizations. The position of a Senior Law Officer reflects the much needed policy/legal/advocacy support and technical expertise in drug and crime interdiction work that are required in the ECOWAS Drug Division to address the pressing menace of drug trafficking and related organized crime. The incumbent will bring into the Division, the overall leadership in all aspects of the Operational Plan that relates to law enforcement and promote mutually beneficiary cooperation and coordination with all relevant organizations. Duties and Responsibilities Monitors […]
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