In a determined effort to combat the growing illicit drug menace in Sierra Leone, the newly appointed Director-General of the National Drug Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), ESQ Director Andrew Gyre Kaikai, has launched a series of support activities. did. The program targets young people in slums and ghettos throughout Freetown's Center District.

Its mission is to educate and empower young men and women in the fight against drug abuse, with a special emphasis on Kush and other illegal drugs.

Chief Kaikai, who is known for his tireless efforts to eradicate drug-related problems, recently completed a tour that included visits to several marginalized communities such as Bay and Borme. During his activities, he actively engaged with youth, emphasizing the importance of staying away from drugs and living a healthy lifestyle. Through interactive sessions and awareness campaigns, Secretary Kaikai urged young people to resist the temptation of drug abuse, highlighting education, skill development and active community involvement as viable alternatives. .

The Director-General's efforts did not end there. He expanded his involvement with Freetown's vulnerable people, especially the disabled, whom he affectionately called friends. Secretary Kaikai's commitment to social responsibility is expressed by supporting and encouraging these marginalized communities, and spreading the message that everyone deserves to be free from drugs and have a chance at a better life. Enhanced.

Chief Kaikai's hands-on approach and his genuine concern for the well-being of his community have earned him widespread admiration and admiration. His efforts not only strengthened the fight against illegal drugs, but also instilled hope and a sense of purpose among Freetown's youth and vulnerable populations.

Secretary Kaikai continues his efforts to achieve a drug-free Sierra Leone, and his proactive approach and compassion are a source of inspiration for others in the fight against drug abuse. It reaffirms his commitment to building a safer and healthier future for Sierra Leone. Nation.