Governor Sule pledges continued support for NDLEA’s fight against drug abuse

Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi A. Sule, has reaffirmed his management’s dedication to supporting the Nationwide Drug Legislation Enforcement Company, NDLEA, in its efforts to fight drug trafficking and substance abuse around the state.

The governor gave the reassurance on Monday when he won the newly appointed Commander of Narcotics of the NDLEA, Nasarawa State Command, CN Saidu Daniel Saidu, and contributors of his control staff right through a familiarisation discuss with to Govt Space, Lafia.

Sule recommended the commander for briefing him at the command’s actions and achievements since he assumed administrative center, reiterating the state executive’s readiness to fortify its partnership with the company to deal with the demanding situations posed through illicit medication and safeguard public well being and safety.

He additionally said the significance of sustained collaboration between the federal government and legislation enforcement businesses in tackling drug-related offences and decreasing substance abuse.

Previous, Saidu expressed appreciation to the state executive for its persisted strengthen and for offering an enabling setting for the NDLEA to discharge its statutory duties.

The commander appealed to the federal government to strengthen the status quo of a drug rehabilitation centre within the state, noting that any such facility would fortify the remedy, rehabilitation and reintegration of other people suffering from substance abuse.

He additionally highlighted fresh operational successes recorded through the command, together with the seizure of illicit medication and the destruction of hashish farms in Awe and Kokona Native Govt Spaces.

Saidu confident the governor that the command would accentuate enforcement operations, public enlightenment campaigns and group engagement tasks to curb drug abuse and trafficking throughout Nasarawa State.

As a part of the discuss with, the commander offered a Warfare In opposition to Drug Abuse (WADA) banner and copies of the NDLEA’s in-house mag to the governor.