NDLEA Secures Convictions of 22 Drug Dealers in July
The Kano State Command of the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) announced on Thursday that it successfully secured the conviction of 22 drug dealers in July 2024.
Commander Abubakar Idris-Ahmad confirmed this achievement to the press, emphasis its significance in the ongoing battle against illicit drug trafficking and abuse.
Among the convicted individuals was Abubakar Mu’azu, who was involved in an altercation resulting in the stabbing of an NDLEA officer during his arrest. Mu’azu was subsequently charged and sentenced to three years in a correctional center. The remaining 21 convicts received varying prison terms as well.
This development underscores the NDLEA’s commitment to enforcing drug laws and maintaining public safety in Kano State.
Abubakar Mu’azu was found with multiple kinds of illegal drugs when he was arrested. This detail highlights the seriousness of his involvement in drug trafficking, reinforcing the NDLEA’s efforts to combat the distribution and abuse of various illegal substances in Kano State.
Commander Abubakar Idris-Ahmad emphasis that the Kano State Command of the NDLEA would persist in its efforts to combat drug trafficking and abuse, affirming their commitment to prosecuting individuals involved in such activities. He expressed gratitude to the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the agency, retired Brig.-Gen. Mohammed Buba-Marwa, for his continuous support and dedication to the fight against drug abuse.
NDLEA is determined to address the challenges posed by drug trafficking and abuse in Kano State, with recognition of the leadership’s steadfast commitment to this cause.
Commander Abubakar Idris-Ahmad emphasized that the NDLEA operatives are undeterred by intimidation or violence in their pursuit of justice against drug offenders. He asserted that they are highly trained professionals committed to ensuring that individuals involved in drug-related crimes are held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. This statement underscores the agency’s resolute stance in combating drug trafficking and abuse, affirming their dedication to upholding law and order despite challenges they may encounter.
Commander Abubakar Idris-Ahmad called upon the general public to actively support the NDLEA’s mission to combat drug addiction in the state. He urged citizens to stay vigilant and promptly report any suspicious activities related to drug abuse and trafficking to the agency. This call for public cooperation highlights the importance of community involvement in the fight against illicit drugs, emphasizing that collective awareness and reporting can significantly aid law enforcement efforts in addressing drug-related issues effectively.
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