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2 MILLION WOMEN TAKE DRUGS IN KANO - NDLEA #kano #drugabuse #ndlea

Yet, they claim Islam, and be using hisba police to be harassing people

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Yet, they claim Islam, and be using hisba police to be harassing people

I don't think any religion allows you abuse YOURSELF with drugs

Sure Na Kano I start to Dey Sniff Coke

When it comes to alcohol consumption the South is unbeatable but you see drugs....you can't even compete with the north for it. Those people can discover new drugs everyday.

Instead of hisbah to be on a full red alert towards drug consumption among their populace, na Alcohol be their problem, but they don't mind sharing from revenues generated from alcohol.

Nigeria with very high level of religion and yet the rate of crime and drugs is so alarming

Very pathetic.

This people eeh

Nigerian Police Face Funding Scandal: N15,000 Allocation for 3 Months Sparks Corruption Concerns"
A Divisional Police Officer (DPO) has exposed widespread corruption within the Nigeria Police Force, revealing that many divisional police offices operate with a meager quarterly budget of just N15,000 to N30,000. The officer claims this insufficient funding creates conditions where corruption becomes inevitable, as officers are left with no viable means to sustain operations.
According to the DPO, several police divisions across the country receive no budget allocation at all. These divisions, which were established to bring policing closer to grassroots communities, are not recognized by the Force Headquarters and therefore do not have their operational costs covered in the national budget.
"It is practically impossible to eliminate corruption in the force under these circumstances," the officer said, adding that all police stations rely heavily on proceeds from corruption to stay functional.
The DPO criticized the police command for misleading the public with claims that bail is free and that bribes should not be paid to officers. "When the high command tells citizens that bail is free or not to bribe officers, they are mocking you," the officer stated. "They know full well that circumstances will force people to offer bribes or pay for bail."
He further explained the harsh reality faced by citizens in police custody:
"How many people can resist paying for bail when faced with the poor conditions of police detention facilities? How many can endure being detained indefinitely while waiting to be charged to court?"
The officer provided detailed insights into the difficulties faced by police divisions across Nigeria:
"Divisional police offices receive N15,000 or N30,000 only once every three to four months, depending on their jurisdiction. Some divisions receive no funding at all. Yet, these divisions are expected to operate efficiently and provide security."
He outlined the logistical challenges:
"You’re expected to run a division with four patrol vans for three months on N15,000—fueling, maintaining the vehicles, buying stationery, and covering other essential utilities with that same amount. It’s impossible!
"What do you do when suspects in the cells have no family members to provide food? How do you feed them from the meager allocation? That’s why nominal complainants and even suspects are asked to bring money to buy stationery for statements."
The DPO admitted that officers have no choice but to rely on bail payments and other unofficial funds. "As a DPO, I can’t dip into my personal bank account to keep the station running. That’s why we resort to bail money and other proceeds," he said.
The DPO urged the National Assembly to investigate the allocation of funds within the police force, particularly the budget provided to divisional offices. He stressed the need for a systemic overhaul, warning that no country can prosper with a corrupt and underfunded police force.
"Any nation with a corrupt and weak police force has no future," the officer warned.
Despite the challenges, the DPO expressed hope that meaningful reform is possible if key stakeholders—including the media, civil society groups, parliament, judiciary, and the presidency—collaborate to address corruption at the highest levels of the police command.
As of the time of filing this report, efforts to reach the Force Headquarters for comments on the DPO’s revelations were unsuccessful.

Omoooooo

After taking Molly na knacking straight 😂😂

Then children full everywhere 😂

No doubt
It’s a known fact

ugg

This one no be lie

Kano state na worst

When it comes to drug abuse, give it to the Hausa guys

These people just use Sharia to deceive themselves

Vg

Where are those useless hisba police that are quick to destroy trailers conveying beer? This report says two million women. Women ooo. By the time you add up the one of men, you will now discovered that 79% in the state are into drugs.

Muslims and hypocrisy are like brothers and sisters. Very confused lots

The problem with Hausa people is they don't know when to stop

If you introduce a wine to aboki
If the wine give him correct highness
The next day, the aboki will buy 20 of that wine

They just don't know when to stop. This translates to all their life. Look at a family that is poor but will be giving birth every year..
Children go full everywhere

Same thing with drugs, They just don't know when to stop ..

Out of 6m

Kayamata

Even NDLEA officers are drug addicts

As usual. No hard facts to back up.

While 5million woman take drugs in SE according to statistics released recently by WHO

E dey hard for me to take those people stats seriously

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qyktip3K214?si=YcFTUw6HuUOkfcJa

2 MILLION WOMEN TAKE DRUGS IN KANO - NDLEA #kano #drugabuse #ndlea

Na normal thing for northern women.

This Stats..... Anyway, na data we go chop?

The figure is more than that and how many has HISBAH arrested?

Yes

All Intoxicants are haram! Cocaine/Coke/Crack, Heroine, Mkpurummiri, Marijuana/weed/pot, Methamphetamine, Tobacco/Nicotine, Codeine, Skunk, Clara, Dried Lizard shit, Expired urine, Alcohol, Fentanyl, Diazepam, etc.

Drugs are haram for many reasons, including the following:
Drugs dull the senses and befog the mind, and whatever does that is haram. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “Every intoxicant is khamr, and every intoxicant is haram. Whoever drinks khamr in this world and dies persisting in that and without having repented, will not drink it in the Hereafter.” (Narrated by Muslim, 2003)

Al-Bukhari (4087) and Muslim (1733) narrated that Abu Musa said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) sent Mu’adh ibn Jabal and me to Yemen, and I said: O Messenger of Allah, there is a drink that is made in our land and is called al-mizr, which is made from barley, and another drink called al-bit’, which is made from honey. He said: “Every intoxicant is haram.”

Al-Bukhari (4343) and Muslim (3032) narrated that Ibn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) said: I heard ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) say from the minbar of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): “O people, the prohibition of khamr was revealed when khamr was made from five things: grapes, dates, honey, wheat and barley. Khamr is whatever befogs the mind.”

There is no doubt that drugs also befog the mind and take away reason.