By RhemDy News
Troops of the Nigerian Army, in collaboration with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Area Command, have arrested two suspected drug peddlers in Malumfashi, Katsina State.
The suspects were allegedly supplying illicit substances to terrorists and other criminal elements operating in the State.
The joint operation, conducted on Friday, July 24, 2026, targeted Sabowa Kasa Village in Kafur Local Government Area following credible intelligence on suspected drug trafficking activities.
During the raid, security operatives arrested two suspects identified as Hadiza Ibrahim (35) and Nuhu Rabiu (40).
Items recovered from the suspects include 11.4 grams of Tramadol capsules and an expired Manpower liquid substance, believed to have been intended for illegal distribution.
Military sources said preliminary investigations indicated that the suspects were allegedly involved in supplying hard drugs and other illicit substances to terrorists and criminal elements operating within Kafur Local Government Area and neighbouring communities.
The suspects, along with the recovered exhibits, were subsequently handed over to the NDLEA Area Command, Malumfashi, for further investigation and necessary legal action.
The operation underscores the continued collaboration between the military and the NDLEA in disrupting criminal networks that provide logistical support to terrorist groups, particularly through the illicit drug trade, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance security in Katsina State and the North-West region.
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