Recent Fatshimetrie news has highlighted a significant victory in the fight against drug trafficking and the abuse of illicit substances. The NDLEA Commander in Kano, Abubakar Idris-Ahmad, announced during a press briefing that twenty-two drug traffickers had been convicted, marking an important step in the agency’s mission to combat this scourge. .
One of the accused, Abubakar Mu’azu, was involved in a violent incident during his arrest, during which an NDLEA officer was stabbed. Mu’azu was sentenced to three years in a correctional center, while the other defendants received varying prison terms.
The Commander highlighted the determination of the NDLEA to continue the fight against drug trafficking and abuse of illicit substances, as well as its willingness to bring those responsible to justice. He also commended the unwavering support of the agency’s Chief Executive Officer, retired General Mohammed Buba-Marwa, in this crucial endeavour.
In a context marked by a resolute response to intimidation and violence, members of the NDLEA have demonstrated exemplary professionalism in enforcing the law. Nothing will hinder their determination to pursue justice and combat drug-related criminal acts.
Images of drug seizures and arrests made by the NDLEA demonstrate the agency’s continued commitment to ensuring the safety and health of the people. These actions demonstrate the crucial importance of cooperation between the authorities and society to eradicate this scourge which threatens society.
In conclusion, the unwavering commitment of the NDLEA and its members in the fight against drug trafficking and illicit substance abuse is a source of inspiration to all. Their determination to pursue criminals and put an end to these practices that are harmful to society deserves to be praised and supported.