Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse

💉Anti-drug Abuse Movement: We Mobilize Youths To Take Lead Towards Drug Demand Reduction #SDG3_5 l Project of @triumphantyf

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[Femi Gbajabiamila @femigbaja]

TRIBUTE TO A STATESMAN

From the moment I received the news of the death of former President Muhammadu Buhari, I was left with a profound sense of bereavement and a consciousness of a loss that is too deep for words.

I considered President Muhammadu Buhari a friend and a father figure. He was a man of dignity and integrity, steadfast in his resolve and tenacious in his determination to follow through on the commitments he made, whether to himself or his associates, family or our nation. He was a statesman who occupied a unique place in the psyche and history of a country he loved and served for over sixty years.

Life teaches us the inevitability of death and the certainty of loss. We learn this lesson through grief at the passing of friends and family, colleagues, and acquaintances. Eventually, if one lives long enough, one becomes steeled by the anguish of compounding loss. Yet, ever so often, death surprises you even when it shouldn’t. Here we are, a nation in mourning, shocked by a loss we could foresee, but could never be prepared for because Muhammadu Buhari, the soldier, the administrator and the politician, has been so long a part of our national consciousness that it seems impossible to imagine any other reality.

It will forever be one of the great honours of my life that I got to know, work with and enjoy the friendship of Muhammadu Buhari. As Speaker of the House of Representatives, I enjoyed the unflinching and unalloyed support of President Buhari throughout the tenacious machinations of many who sought to use him and his office to undermine the parliament for the sake of political interests. When these machinations became a distraction and I went to him, he assured me that only the national interests mattered to him and that as long as I continued to serve that interest, I would have his support. As was his nature, he remained true to his word and thoroughly resisted those attempts to sabotage the House and, in doing so, enabled a period of stability that allowed the 9th National Assembly to be a legislature of policy innovation dedicated to the service of the Nigerian people. This, too, is his legacy, and it is a worthy legacy indeed. I am glad that I had the opportunity many times to thank him for his support and to appreciate him for his service to our country.

Like all of us, Muhammadu Buhari was not infallible. Over the course of his decades in the public eye, he made his mistakes and his imperfections were inevitably magnified by being in full view. That is the price of public life. Yet, despite his mistakes one thing was always certain, he was an honourable and dignified man, a fine soldier and statesman who loved his country passionately. Whatever else, we must remember that and honour the life he lived and the contributions he made to nation building.

My family and I extend our condolences to the former first lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Mrs Aisha Buhari, the children, and the extended Buhari family for the loss of their patriarch. I urge them to be consoled by the profound accomplishments of President Buhari’s life, and the lessons of tenacity, dignity and grace that he embodied throughout his journey here on earth. To all his friends and supporters across the country, let us continue the work of serving our nation so that by our joint efforts we may achieve the cause of a nation at peace, prosperous beyond our wildest dreams. This is the highest tribute we can pay to the lanky general and great statesman of our country.

May Allah grant him Aljannah Firdaus and comfort his family now and forever.

Femi Gbajabiamila, CFR
Chief of Staff to the President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria
16th July 2025

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

DFAM visited Agwam Kajju II in Zonkwa to rally royal support for the Southern Kaduna Week of Action Against Drug Abuse (July 14–20). The monarch pledged full support, calling it a fight for the soul of the land. #DrugFreeArewa #SouthernKaduna #DFAM2025 #EndDrugAbuse

[1-Pen @Fodio1PEN]

Recovery isn't a straight line. Most days, it feels like nothing's happening. But then, some days bring small victories. And every now and then, life-changing breakthroughs occur. The timing is unpredictable, but one thing is certain: showing up and staying committed to your routine and surroundings is key. In recovery, 'getting lucky' means sticking with the right habits in the right environment, and trusting that progress will follow.

Proudly supporting the Niger State Recovery Network #NSRN and the Niger State Don't Do Drugs, Do Your Dreams Symposium 2025 #NDDDDYDS2025.

#AddictionAwareness #RecoveryIsPossible #Sobriety #16YearsOfStruggle #DreamBig #1PenSpeaks

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

"How do you approach supporting a loved one with substance use disorder in your family or community? Share your thoughts and let's build a stronger, compassionate community together. 💪❤️ #SupportNotStigma #MentalHealthMatters #TogetherWeCan #BreakingChains #CommunityCare

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

We’re excited to announce that Brig. General Mohammed Buba Marwa (Rtd) CFR, CON, Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, will chair this year’s event. His leadership in the fight against drug abuse is transforming lives across Nigeria.

Register today: https://t.co/j89tsGJI5y

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

✨ Together, we’ll explore:
1️⃣ Understanding the Dynamics of Youth Substance Abuse
2️⃣ Prevention Strategies & Interventions
3️⃣ Youth Engagement & Empowerment
4️⃣ Addressing Root Causes of Substance Abuse
Join us in making a difference! #BreakChainsBuildFutures

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

🌟Join us for the 3rd DFAM Annual Drug and Substance Abuse Conference!🌟

📅 Date: 12th Nov 2024

📍 Venue: D’Franklin Apartment and Event Center, Abuja

🗣️ Theme: “Breaking Chains, Building Futures: Unlocking the Power of Youth in Accelerating Drug Prevention and Recovery”

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

"Hello @InfinixNigeria! @OPPONigeria @TECNOMobileNG @SamsungMobile We invite you to showcase how your technology can help Nigerian youths overcome drug abuse and support recovery at the 3rd Annual Drug & Substance Abuse Conference 2024. Join us in empowering the future!"

[Triumphant Youth Foundation @triumphantyf]

🛑 Ready to #BreakTheChains?
Join us at the 3rd Annual Drug & Substance Abuse Conference in Abuja on Nov 12, 2024! 🌍

Empower youth, drive change, & shape the future of drug prevention in 🇳🇬.

🔗 Apply now: https://t.co/KMgqyQLnwz

#DFAM2024 #YouthForChange

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

Register today: https://t.co/j89tsGJI5y

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[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

Why should you attend the 3rd Annual Drug and Substance Abuse Conference?
1. Learn from experts in substance abuse prevention.
2. Network with policymakers, youth leaders, and professionals.
3. Be part of the movement for youth empowerment and drug-free communities.

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

Register today: https://t.co/j89tsGJI5y

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[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

Why should you attend the 3rd Annual Drug and Substance Abuse Conference?
1. Learn from experts in substance abuse prevention.
2. Network with policymakers, youth leaders, and professionals.
3. Be part of the movement for youth empowerment and drug-free communities.

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

🛑 Ready to #BreakTheChains?
Join us at the 3rd Annual Drug & Substance Abuse Conference in Abuja on Nov 12, 2024! 🌍

Empower youth, drive change, & shape the future of drug prevention in 🇳🇬.

🔗 Apply now: https://t.co/j89tsGJI5y

#DFAM2024 #YouthForChange

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

🛑 Ready to #BreakTheChains?
Join us at the 3rd Annual Drug & Substance Abuse Conference in Abuja on Nov 12, 2024! 🌍

Empower youth, drive change, & shape the future of drug prevention in 🇳🇬.

🔗 Apply now: https://t.co/j89tsGJI5y

#DFAM2024 #YouthForChange

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

🛑 Ready to #BreakTheChains?
Join us at the 3rd Annual Drug & Substance Abuse Conference in Abuja on Nov 12, 2024! 🌍

Empower youth, drive change, & shape the future of drug prevention in 🇳🇬

🔗 Apply now: https://t.co/j89tsGKfV6
#DFAM2024 #YouthForChange #DrugFreeNigeria

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

Happy New Month! 🌟 September brings new hope and a fresh start. If you're struggling with drug abuse, remember: recovery is possible. You don't have to do it alone. Need help? Dial or send a WhatsApp to [phone]—an expert is ready to support you.💪 #RecoveryIsPossible

[𝑴𝑼𝑱𝑨𝑯𝑬𝑬𝑫 @3signxxx]

Manzon Allaah (ﷺ) yace: ❝Idan dayanku ya tashi daga wurin zamansa sannan ya dawo zuwa gareta, to, shi ne mafi cancanta da shi.❞ (Bukhari)

[Youth Action Network on Substance Abuse @officialyanosa]

You are braver than you think, stronger than you seem, and loved more than you know. Today is the day to start believing in yourself. Do you need help WhatsApp us on [phone] today #recovery #addictionrecovery
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