In a significant step towards combating drug abuse in Ibarapa Central Local Government, Hon. Olusola Adeleke, the Executive Chairman of the local government, hosted a meeting with senior law enforcement officials.
The meeting, held in Adeleke’s office, brought together DCGN Joyce Oluwatoyin Fagbuyi, the Zonal Commander, and CM Joe Yinka Fadile, the Oyo State Commander. Also present were representatives from the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Nigeria Police Force.
The focus of the discussions was to foster stronger collaboration and coordination in addressing the challenges of drug abuse within the communities of Ibarapa Central Local Government.
In his remarks, Hon. Olusola Adeleke expressed his gratitude for the continued support provided by the law enforcement agencies. He emphasized the importance of this partnership, particularly in the critical fight against drug abuse.
“We are deeply appreciative of your support and dedication to this cause. Your presence here today signifies our shared commitment to eradicating drug abuse in our community. Together, we can make Ibarapa Central a safer and healthier place for all,” said Adeleke.
Both CM Joe Yinka Fadile and DCGN Joyce Oluwatoyin Fagbuyi reaffirmed their commitment to working closely with the local government for more effective operations within Ibarapa Central. They praised Hon. Adeleke for his proactive leadership and the significant progress being made under his administration.
“We recognize the tremendous work you are doing in Ibarapa Central, and we are eager to support you further in this mission. Our collaboration is crucial to ensuring that our efforts in combating drug abuse are sustained and impactful,” said DCGN Fagbuyi.
This collaborative effort marks a crucial step in Hon. Olusola Adeleke’s broader agenda to address social issues within Ibarapa Central.
By working closely with key stakeholders, the local government aims to create a safer environment, free from the dangers of drug abuse, and ensure a brighter future for the residents of the area.