Psychologist Raises Alarm over Rising Drug Abuse Among Nigerian Youths

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Psychologist raises alarm over rising drug abuse among Nigerian youths

A counselling psychologist, Dr. Gloria Eifediyi, has raised concerns over the rising rate of drug and substance abuse in Nigeria, particularly among young people. Eifediyi, who works at the Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital in Edo, spoke during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Lagos State. She identified several root causes of youth drug abuse, including broken homes, negative influence from social media, boredom,…

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