The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Adamawa has seized 589.536 kilogrammes of illicit drugs across 21 Local Government Areas between July and August 2025.
State Commander Aliyu Abubakar disclosed this at a press briefing in Yola on Wednesday.
According to him, 107 suspects, including female defendants, were arrested during the period, and four cars were also seized.
“This is a presentation of the scorecard for Adamawa Command of the NDLEA for the months of July and August 2025. This presentation is in line with our commitment to transparency, accountability, and fostering public trust in our collective fight against the scourge of drug abuse and illicit trafficking,” Abubakar said.
He added that the command secured convictions against 15 offenders, with 50 cases still pending at the Federal High Court in Yola.
“Additionally, 23 defendants were remanded in prison custody and 14 fresh charges were filed within the period,” he noted.
On rehabilitation efforts, the commander said 12 out of 22 drug-dependent persons were successfully treated and reintegrated into society.
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He also highlighted the command’s outreach through its War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) programme, which reached over 10,729 students, educators, and other groups.
A drug integrity test was conducted on 73 individuals, while ₦340,271 was generated and duly remitted.
Zonal Commander Ishaku Kwajafa commended the Adamawa command for the results achieved, noting that the progress was made possible by the dedication of staff.
He also urged promoted officers and those who received commendation letters to live up to greater expectations.
According to NAN, five senior officers were decorated with new ranks, while 12 individuals received commendation letters from the NDLEA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Buba Marwa.
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