In its efforts to curtail drug peddling and abuse, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Kano State Command, led by the Commander Abubakar Idris-Ahmad,has raided several drug havens and apprehended 22 suspects across Kano metropolis.
The operation took place at Dan’agundi Construction Site, Gwangwazo Area, Farm Center area along Zaria Road, Tashar Rami, and Filin Idi in Kano.
In a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer NDLEA Kano Sadik Muhammad Maigatari made available to newsmen.
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The statement explained that, during thr coordinated raid, NDLEA operatives arrested 22 suspects and recovered a substantial cache of assorted illicit substances, including Cannabis Sativa, as well as “Suck and Die,” rubber solution, and various locally made arms.
He noted that, the operation demonstrates the command’s ongoing efforts to tackle drug trafficking and abuse in the State, which pose serious threats to the safety and well-being of communities across the nation.
Sadik hinted that, the Command is currently conducting thorough investigations to identify the dealers among those arrested for the cause of this operation, with plans to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law.
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The public relations officer stressed that, in line with its commitment to public health, the command will also refer those found to be using drugs to its drug demand reduction program for counseling.
He said, this dual approach aims not only to address the immediate issue of drug trafficking but also to provide support for individuals struggling with substance use.
“The command assures the public that its operations will not be hindered by any obstacles, as the agency consistently employs a proactive approach to its operations and logistics”
Sadik posited that, this commitment allows the NDLEA to effectively respond to emerging drug threats and maintain its relentless pursuit of drug traffickers and abusers.
“The NDLEA remains steadfast in its mission to eradicate drug-related offenses and ensure a safer environment for all”
The Command urges the public to continue cooperating with its efforts and report any suspicious activities related to drug trafficking and abuse in their communities.