The Kano State Government has donated working instruments to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Kano Strategic Command, to strengthen the battle in opposition to drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
The objects had been introduced on Thursday, October 22, 2026, by the Chairman of the Kano State Multi-Agency Task Force on Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, Barrister Muhuyi Rimin-Gado, on behalf of Governor Abba Yusuf.
Speaking on the presentation, Magaji stated the donation mirrored the federal government’s willpower to deal with drug-related offences, which he recognized as a significant contributor to social vices in society.
He lamented that substance abuse had reached a daunting dimension, requiring concerted motion by the federal government, safety businesses and different stakeholders.
According to him, Governor Yusuf’s administration is dedicated to offering the required help to businesses liable for combating drug abuse and illicit trafficking, utilizing all accessible means to deal with the rising problem.
Magaji pressured that efficient coordination amongst related establishments was important to curbing the menace and defending the way forward for younger folks within the state.
Receiving the objects, CN Dahiru Yahaya Lawan, Kano Strategic Commander of the NDLEA, expressed gratitude to the governor and the state authorities, describing the intervention as well timed.
He stated the gear would improve the command’s operational capability and strengthen its efforts to fight drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
Lawan assured the federal government that the objects can be judiciously utilised to attain their meant objective.
He emphasised that the battle in opposition to medicine was a collective accountability, calling on residents, neighborhood leaders and different stakeholders to help legislation enforcement businesses in tackling the issue.
The donation underscores the state authorities’s drive to strengthen inter-agency collaboration and supply operational help for the battle in opposition to drug-related offences, with the last word aim of making a safer, drug-free society.
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