Special Task Force Chairman Visits Kano Reformative Centre Kiru, Strengthens Partnership Against Drug Abuse
The Chairman of the Kano State Special Task Force Committee on Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, Barr. Muhuyi Magaji Rimin Gado, has reaffirmed the Committee's determination to strengthen collaboration with key institutions in the fight against drug abuse, illicit trafficking, and related social vices.
According to the statement by the Media and Publicity Unit of the Task Force, Barr. Muhuyi made the commitment during an official visit to the Kano Reformative Centre, Kiru, where he was accompanied by the Provost of the Anti-Corruption Institute, Barr. Rahama M.A. Yusuf, and the Centre's Coordinator, Miss Cheryl Kwagga.
The visit was aimed at assessing the Centre's operations and exploring ways to enhance ongoing efforts in rehabilitation, prevention, and the successful reintegration of individuals recovering from drug addiction into society.
During an interactive session with the management of the Centre, discussions focused on strengthening rehabilitation programmes, improving institutional cooperation, and identifying practical measures to address the growing challenge of drug abuse and illicit trafficking across Kano State.
Barr. Muhuyi stressed that the Task Force remains committed to working with government agencies, civil society organisations, and other stakeholders to implement sustainable strategies that will curb substance abuse and promote public safety.
He noted that effective collaboration and coordinated action among relevant institutions remain essential to building a healthier, safer, and drug-free society.
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