A Woman's Triumph: CN FATIMA ABIOLA POPOOLA Makes History as Kwara Command Wins Top Drug Supply Award

The Kwara State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has made history by winning the best overall performance award in drug supply, thanks to the exemplary leadership of its Commander, CN FA Popoola. This achievement marks a significant milestone, not only for the Kwara State Command, but also for the entire NDLEA, as CN Popoola becomes the first female commander to receive this prestigious award.

According to reports, the NDLEA has made tremendous progress in the fight against drug abuse and trafficking, with 45,853 suspects arrested, over 8.5 million kilograms of illicit drugs seized, and 9,263 offenders convicted in the past 30 months. The Kwara State Command, under CN Popoola's dynamic leadership, has been instrumental in this success, with notable achievements including the seizure of 2,642,103 kilograms of drugs and 133 convictions in 2024 alone.

The command's outstanding performance is a testament to the tireless efforts of its dedicated staff, who have worked round the clock to ensure the success of the agency's mandate. The commendable efforts of the command's senior officers, officers, and men are hereby acknowledged and appreciated. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have paid off, and we celebrate this achievement as a collective triumph.

CN Popoola's leadership has been praised for its impact on reducing drug supply and demand in the state. The command has also been commended for its efforts in rehabilitating drug users and conducting sensitization activities in schools and communities. This award is a recognition of the command's unwavering commitment to the NDLEA's vision of a drug-free Nigeria.

As we celebrate this achievement, we also look forward to continued excellence and success in the future. The NDLEA remains committed to working with all stakeholders to rid our society of the scourge of drug abuse and trafficking.

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