NDLEA launches compassionate drug rehab campaign in Kano.

The Kano State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has launched a rehabilitation program for drug addicts. 

The agency's State Commander, Abubakar Idris-Ahmad, announced that the NDLEA is prioritizing the treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration of drug users, especially young people who have been manipulated into addiction. 

The Commander acknowledged that young addicts are often misled by false promises of improved performance or energy, without being told about the destructive effects of drugs on their bodies, minds, and futures.

Idris-Ahmad revealed that the NDLEA has established rehabilitation centers across Kano State, where addicts can enroll in skills acquisition programs to learn trades such as tailoring, carpentry, and digital literacy. 

He disclosed that before reintegrating them into society, the agency ensures they have a trade, a purpose, and the tools to live productive lives.

The Commander urged parents and guardians to seek help from the NDLEA if they have a family member struggling with substance abuse, rather than hiding the problem.

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