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Drug war: NDLEA intensifies sensitisation at motor parks, strengthens collaboration

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, says it has intensified sensitisation programmes at motor parks and strengthened collaboration with NURTW, particularly in sharing of information.

Kabir Tsakuwa, Commander of Narcotics, (CN) NDLEA, FCT Command, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja.

Tsakuwa said that the support of transport union members at one of the motor parks recently led to an interception of large consignment of tramadol and other drugs.

He, however, said that suspects in connection to the seized drugs were arrested, adding that they had already been charged to court.

According to him, NDLEA maintains sustainable raid operations not only at motor parks and roadsides, but all the identified black spots within FCT and its environments where drug activities are noticed.

โ€œThe Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and suburbs particularly, are also raided at all times to dislodge all criminals who may want to take advantage of the locations.

โ€œThe record of arrests and seizures this year so far is a clear indication of the work being done day and night within the FCT and its environs, โ€ he said.

Tsakuwa said that the NDLEA had created operational outposts in some motor parks and other places like Apo, Wuse Zone 4, Area 1 Park, Torabora, Banex, Gwarimpa, Jabi, and Karu Abattoir.

He said that the places were some of the areas where drug activities were relatively high within the FCT.

โ€œEffort is ongoing to create more outposts as directed by the NDLEA Chairman, retired Brig.-Gen. Buba Marwa,โ€ he said.

The NDLEA boss said that the command had created special squads that worked round the clock to deal with actionable intelligence in real time.

This, he said, would be with a view to curbing illicit drug activities through dislodgement of notorious drug joints and offenders.

According to him, as a command, NDLEA also leverages on the existing relationship with the communities to assist with reasonable information within their territory and locality.

โ€œAdditionally, the command collaborates with all security agencies in the FCT, where we share information and security concerns among the heads.

โ€We carry out joint operations with members drawn from Nigeria Police Force (NPF), the Military, NAF, Navy, DSS, NIS and NSCDC.

โ€œThe team is formed at the instance of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) where criminal hideouts are continuously dislodged,โ€ he said.


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