Drug enforcement officers in Kano State caught 23 people selling illegal drugs during raids across the city. The NDLEA targeted five neighborhoods known for heavy drug dealing and abuse problems. Officers found codeine, pregabalin, and cannabis during their searches of these crime hotspots.
The agency picked Badawa, Kofar Mata, Tashar Kasuwar Rimi, Gwangwazo, and Kantin Kwari areas for the operation. These places had become centers where dealers sold dangerous substances to local residents. Assistant Superintendent Sadiq Maigatari explained that his team wanted to shut down all drug selling spots in these communities.
The crackdown aimed to protect young people from harmful drugs that damage their health and future. Officers worked hard to make streets safer for families living in affected areas. The operation showed how seriously the agency takes drug crimes that hurt entire neighborhoods.
NDLEA officials promised to keep fighting drug dealers until they completely remove this criminal activity. They want communities to feel secure without worrying about drug sellers operating near their homes. The agency asked local people to help by watching for suspicious behavior and reporting it to authorities.
The agency picked Badawa, Kofar Mata, Tashar Kasuwar Rimi, Gwangwazo, and Kantin Kwari areas for the operation. These places had become centers where dealers sold dangerous substances to local residents. Assistant Superintendent Sadiq Maigatari explained that his team wanted to shut down all drug selling spots in these communities.
The crackdown aimed to protect young people from harmful drugs that damage their health and future. Officers worked hard to make streets safer for families living in affected areas. The operation showed how seriously the agency takes drug crimes that hurt entire neighborhoods.
NDLEA officials promised to keep fighting drug dealers until they completely remove this criminal activity. They want communities to feel secure without worrying about drug sellers operating near their homes. The agency asked local people to help by watching for suspicious behavior and reporting it to authorities.
