106 drug suspects arrested in three days

The Kano Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) announced the interception of 230,600 Tramadol tablets and the arrest of 106 suspects in the state.

Commander Abubakar Idris-Ahmad reported to journalists on Saturday in Kano that the drugs were seized between June 10 and 13 along the Zaria-Kano road.

“The operations, mandated by the chairman/chief executive officer of the agency, retired Brig.-Gen. Mohammed Buba-Marwa, in curbing the menace of drug abuse in Nigeria, resulted in the arrest,” Mr Idris-Ahmad said.

He disclosed that the agency also arrested 106 male suspects, among which 11 were identified as major drug dealers.

“The suspects were arrested at various drug joints in Sani Abacha Stadium, Karkasara, Sani Abacha Youth Center, Dorayi, Dan-Agundi graveyard, Brigade Mini Stadium and the infamous Filin Idi drug den,” the commander said.

The exhibits recovered include cannabis sativa, rubber solution, suck and die, exol tablets, codeine syrup and some other illicit substances.

“These illicit substances were intended for distribution and use during the Eid-el Kabir celebrations.

“NDLEA Kano Command is committed to eradicating the scourge of drug abuse and trafficking,” Idris-Ahmad said.

The commander also wished the people of Kano State a drug-free Sallah celebration and urged the public to report any drug-related activity to the nearest NDLEA office.

”Together, we can work towards creating a safer and healthier community for all,” Mr Idris-Ahmad added.

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