Paramount Chief MP Urges Kush Dealers to Cease Illicit Activities in Kambia District

Addressing his subjects in Magbema Chiefdom and the wider Kambia District, The Honorable Paramount Chief Member of Parliament, PC Bai Farama Tass Bubu Ngbak D 4th, has delivered a strong message to Kush dealers, urging them to cease their illicit activities immediately.

PC Bai Farama Tass Bubu Ngbak D 4th implored Kush dealers and sellers to reconsider their involvement in the trade, highlighting the detrimental effects it inflicts on society. He appealed to their sense of patriotism, stressing that it is a grave offense to harm fellow citizens with harmful substances. Quoting the scriptures, he reminded them of the golden rule: to treat others as they would like to be treated.

Expressing grave concern over the devastating impact of Kush consumption, particularly the loss of lives among Sierra Leoneans in Freetown, the Paramount Chief underscored the urgency of the situation. He emphasized that selling Kush is not only morally reprehensible but also illegal, warning perpetrators to halt their activities immediately.

PC Bai Farama Tass Bubu Ngbak D 4th assured his constituents that the government is taking decisive measures to tackle the Kush trade, and he pledged full support from the traditional leadership. He announced plans to reinstate the Chiefdom and District Task Force dedicated to combating the production and sale of Kush. The Paramount Chief affirmed their readiness to collaborate with governmental efforts, ensuring that stringent measures are enforced effectively.

In a direct appeal to various segments of society involved in the Kush trade, including students, bike riders, drivers, and traders, PC Bai Farama Tass Bubu Ngbak D 4th urged immediate cessation of all activities related to the production and sale of Kush. He warned that law enforcement agencies stand ready to apprehend and prosecute anyone caught engaging in these illegal practices.

The Paramount Chief’s message resonated strongly with the community, eliciting widespread support for his stance against Kush trafficking. Citizens expressed appreciation for his unwavering commitment to safeguarding public health and security. Many pledged to cooperate with authorities in rooting out this menace from their midst.

As the government and traditional leaders join forces to combat the scourge of Kush, the residents of Magbema Chiefdom and Kambia District remain hopeful for a future free from the grip of drug trafficking, where prosperity and well-being prevail.