By Jemilu Hassan
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The Zamfara State Executive Secretary of Substance Abuse Control and Human Trafficking Agency, Pharmacist Ishaq Ibrahim Anka, has announced that his agency has commenced blocking all channels of hard drugs supplies in the state ¹. Here are some key points about the efforts:
The agency has started blocking all channels of hard drugs supplies in the state to reduce security challenges and crimes associated with drug abuse
Pharmacist Ishaq Ibrahim Anka, Executive Secretary of the Zamfara State Substance Abuse Control and Human Trafficking Agency, has warned the public about the dangers of drug abuse and related offenses. He urged the people of the state to desist from Drug Abuse avoid using or selling hard drugs, as they pose serious health risks and contribute to security challenges.Avoid Refrain from engaging in child labour, which is a form of exploitation and can lead to long-term physical and emotional harm. Shun Human Trafficking, don’t get involvement in human trafficking offenses, which can lead to severe legal consequences and perpetuate exploitation.
The Executive Secretary’s warning highlights the importance of addressing these issues to ensure the well-being and safety of individuals, particularly vulnerable populations like children. By working together, the state can reduce the prevalence of these harmful activities and create a safer, healthier environment.
The agency is working with security agencies, including the Nigerian Army and the State Police, to achieve its objectives . The agency’s work involves arresting, counseling, and prosecuting defaulters to ensure that those involved in drug abuse and trafficking are held accountable. The state government has shown commitment to addressing the issue of drug abuse and trafficking, and the agency is working to change the narrative. Zamfara State’s Efforts to Combat Drug Abuse. Pharmacist Ishaq Ibrahim Anka, Executive Secretary of the Zamfara State Substance Abuse Control and Human Trafficking Agency, has revealed that the agency has begun blocking all channels of hard drugs supplies in the state. He made this disclosure while speaking to newsmen in Gusau, the state capital. The blockage is necessary due to the alarming rate of drug abuse in the state. Imperative Measure, the agency considers the blockage an imperative measure to address the issue.
The agency is working with security agencies to achieve its objectives. Commander of 1 Bridge Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Sani Ahmed assured his readiness to partner with the Agency “The State police Commissioner, Mohammad Dalinja, among other security agencies also pledged their support,” he added.
The agency’s work involves arresting, counseling, and prosecuting defaulters. The state government is committed to addressing drug abuse and trafficking. By taking these steps, the Zamfara State government aims to reduce the prevalence of drug abuse and its associated security challenges.