The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Kano has successfully intercepted a staggering 709.979kg of illegal drugs in October. The operation led to the seizure of 309.991kg of cannabis sativa, alongside 394.835kg of various psychotropic substances, including 741,600 tablets of Tramadol. A total of 129 male suspects were arrested during the crackdown on drug trafficking in the region.

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Abubakar Idris-Ahmad, the NDLEA Kano Commander, confirmed that the haul also included methamphetamine, pregabalin, and other dangerous substances. The agency has secured 22 convictions, showcasing its dedication to curbing the growing drug abuse problem. The suspects are currently being processed, with some facing legal action, while others are being referred for counseling and rehabilitation.

Commander Idris-Ahmad credited the success to the support of NDLEA Chairman Brig.-Gen. Mohammed Marwa (Rtd), the Kano State Government, and key partners in the battle against drug-related crimes. He urged the public to remain vigilant and share valuable information through the agency’s dedicated hotline to aid future operations