Bauchi, Dec. 5, 2025 — The Bauchi State Police Command has transferred 161kg of suspected narcotics to the NDLEA, following a series of raids and arrests targeting drug trafficking networks in the state.
Commissioner of Police, Auwal Musa Mohammed, disclosed the handover during a press briefing, noting that the seizures were made in coordinated operations across several communities.
Key Details
The drugs include cannabis sativa and other illicit substances recovered during police operations.
Suspects linked to the seizures are currently under investigation, with cases expected to be prosecuted by the NDLEA.
The police emphasized that the move reflects ongoing collaboration between security agencies to combat drug abuse and trafficking.
NDLEA’s Response
Receiving the consignment, NDLEA officials commended the police for their vigilance and pledged to intensify efforts against drug cartels operating in Bauchi and the wider northeast.
“This handover strengthens our fight against drug trafficking and abuse. We will ensure those responsible face justice,” an NDLEA representative said.
Implications
The operation is expected to disrupt supply chains of illicit drugs in Bauchi.
Authorities believe the crackdown will help reduce drug-related crimes and insecurity in the region.
Residents welcomed the development, urging sustained collaboration between agencies.
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