The Chairman of Etche native authorities council, Hon. Chima Boniface Njoku, has reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to partnering with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) to advertise a drug-free society.
Njoku gave the peace of mind when the commander of the NDLEA, Rivers state Command, Mr. Kenneth Offor, paid him a courtesy go to in Port Harcourt on Friday.
He famous that his administration would proceed to collaborate with related federal authorities businesses to make sure that the folks of the council profit from authorities insurance policies, programmes and interventions.
He mentioned whereas enforcement remained crucial in combating drug trafficking and abuse, prevention, public enlightenment and sustained consciousness campaigns had been equally necessary in addressing the menace.
The council’s boss additionally recommended Offor, describing him as a “gentleman and a brilliant officer who has demonstrated commitment to the fight against illicit drugs and substance abuse.”
Earlier, the NDLEA Commander, Offor, responded by saying the intention of the go to was to temporary the council chairman on the forthcoming sensitisation marketing campaign, in addition to its actions and progress within the space.
He additionally mentioned the marketing campaign would deal with educating residents concerning the risks of drug abuse and trafficking, preventive measures, and their devastating well being and social penalties.
Offor inspired youths to take part actively within the programme and reap the benefits of the chance to accumulate important information concerning the risks of substance abuse and its results on people, households and society.
