Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has pledged full support to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), assuring that his administration is not going to take the problem of drug abuse frivolously.
A press release issued by the governor’s spokesman, Suleiman Bala Idris, indicated that the company has raised important issues in regards to the challenges it’s going through in the battle against drug abuse in the state.
According to the assertion, the governor reiterated his dedication to collaborating with the company to make sure a drug-free state.
Responding to the calls for of the company, Governor Lawal defined that the necessity to battle drug abuse in the state has change into vital, promising to construct a drug-free society throughout all native authorities areas of the state.
“The state government requires a mutual understanding with the NDLEA in tackling the menace of drug abuse. We will also provide all necessary support needed to curb drug smuggling into the state,” the governor added.
“Wrong usage of drugs is a significant factor contributing to the ongoing insecurity in the state. As many of the bandits operate under the influence of drugs, it is our responsibility to find a lasting solution to the issue.”
The governor additional promised to renovate the Gusau rehabilitation centre, present correct lodging and workplaces for the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), and provide the company’s officers with operational autos for environment friendly operations.
The State Commander of the NDLEA, Bamidele Amos Segun, and his administration crew paid a courtesy name on the governor on the Government House in Gusau, the state capital on Tuesday.
He knowledgeable the governor of the company’s position in curbing drug abuse and smuggling in the state.
“I am honored to be in your presence today and grateful to the Almighty God who blessed Zamfara State with a person like you.
“Based on what we have observed, it appears that under your watch, Zamfara State is making progress towards complete recovery. As members of the NDLEA, we are committed to providing our utmost support to your government in fulfilling our constitutional duty of reducing drug abuse to the minimum,” he acknowledged.