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ABSTRACT
Substance abuse among Nigerian youths poses a critical public health challenge, demanding immediate attention. Ekosodin community exemplifies this concern, highlighting the devastating impact of social and economic factors on youth vulnerability. Youths in Ekosodin grapple with a complex web of challenges, including poverty, limited access to education, and a lack of awareness about the dangers of substance use. These factors create a breeding ground for addiction, leading to a multitude of negative consequences for individual health, academic success, and social relationships. Youths struggling with substance abuse often experience a downward spiral, jeopardizing their future prospects and straining their connections with family and friends. The economic burden on families and the healthcare system is significant, highlighting the urgent need for effective intervention strategies.
