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NDLEA detains 22 suspects, recovers illicit drugs, weapons in Kano

Admin April 11, 2025

NDLEA operatives

April 11, 2025

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Kano State Command, has detained 22 suspects in possession of various quantities of illicit substances during a series of coordinated raids across the state.

The Command’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Sadiq Muhammad-Maigatari, disclosed this in a statement issued on Friday in Kano.

He said the arrests were part of intensified efforts by the State Commander, Mr. Abubakar Idris-Ahmad, to combat drug-related crimes in the state.

“On April 10, the agency dislodged several drug hotspots located at the Dan’agundi Construction Site, Gwangwazo Area, Farm Center along Zaria Road, Tashar Rami, and Filin Idi in Kano,” Muhammad-Maigatari stated.

“The operation underscores the command’s ongoing commitment to tackling drug trafficking and abuse, which continue to pose serious threats to public safety and the well-being of communities.”

He added that substantial quantities of assorted illicit substances, including cannabis sativa, “suck and die,” rubber solution, and various locally made arms, were recovered during the raid.

He also noted that investigations were ongoing to identify the dealers among the suspects, ” and those found culpable will be charged to court accordingly.

“In line with the agency’s public health strategy, individuals found to be drug users will be referred to the command’s Drug Demand Reduction Programme for counseling and rehabilitation,” he said.

“This dual approach aims not only to curb drug trafficking but also to support individuals struggling with substance abuse.”

Muhammad-Maigatari assured the public that the agency remained undeterred by challenges, employing a proactive strategy in its operations and logistics to stay ahead of emerging drug threats.

“The NDLEA remains steadfast in its mission to eradicate drug-related offences and ensure a safer environment for all,” he said.

He urged members of the public to continue supporting the agency’s efforts by reporting suspicious drug-related activities in their communities.

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