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Agency Destroys Massive ₦80M Drug Cache in Anambra 

Onyeka by Onyeka
April 2, 2026
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Agency Destroys Massive ₦80M Drug Cache in Anambra 
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The Special Anti-Touting Squad of Anambra State (SASA) on Thursday carried out a major enforcement operation targeting illicit drug activities in Onitsha, culminating in the public destruction of hard drugs valued at over ₦80 million.

 

This was contained in a statement issued on Thursday by Amb. Karen James,Media Aide to the Special Anti-Touting Squad (SASA), Anambra State

 

She said the exercise drew widespread public attention, underscores SASA’s firm commitment to dismantling drug networks and curbing criminality across Anambra State.

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Speaking during the operation, the Managing Director of SASA, Hon. Monday Nwokoye, reiterated the agency’s zero-tolerance stance on drug abuse and touting. He warned that individuals involved in the sale, distribution, or consumption of illicit substances would face strict legal consequences.

“Drugs must stop in Anambra. Anyone caught will be dealt with decisively,” he stated.

 

Hon. Nwokoye disclosed that the destroyed substances were seized from multiple locations, including Nsugbe, Umuchu, Ojoto, Oba, Nkpor, Nkwelle Ezunaka, and the greater Onitsha area. He emphasized that the destruction was intentional and irreversible, ensuring the confiscated drugs would not re-enter circulation.

 

Describing drug dealers and distributors as criminals whose activities pose serious threats to public safety, he stressed that drug abuse fuels theft, violence, and broader insecurity within communities. He called on residents to actively support law enforcement efforts by reporting suspicious activities, noting that community cooperation remains essential to sustaining a safe and secure environment.

 

The SASA boss also commended the Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, for his continued support and commitment to strengthening security operations across the state. He assured Ndi Anambra that SASA remains resolute in its mandate to eliminate drug abuse, touting, and other forms of criminality.

 

SASA further reiterated its appeal to the public: “If you see something, say something.” Together, we can build a safer and healthier Anambra State.

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