great to see the debate on cannabis regulation moving forward in Nigeria. Politician and human rights advocate Omoyele Sowore here highlighting the economic waste of enforcement efforts.
It is idiotic @ndlea_nigeria wake up, put on uniforms, march into farms, and set economically viable crops worth millions of dollars ablaze while your country is drowning in multidimensional poverty.
Stop destroying cannabis farms. Stop wasting enormous economic opportunities in the name of a failed and outdated policy.
Legalize and properly regulate cannabis. Invest in research, harness its legitimate medicinal and industrial potential, create jobs, generate revenue, and build an industry Nigerians can benefit from.
You cannot burn your way out of poverty, foolish people!
Ten years after The Loop delivered the UK’s first drug checking service, David Hillier looks back at the people, negotiations and years of work behind that moment and the journey that followed.
Read Checkmate: https://t.co/ah2H7iThEM
Despite the legalization of #cannabis for medicinal and industrial purposes in Morocco, roughly 60,000 families in the Rif are still dependent on illicit cultivation: fewer than one grower in ten has crossed into the legal channel. 1/2
https://t.co/oRTqDGUQK2
@learnaboutsam@LukeNiforatos It also said non commercial legalisation models were not associated with negative outcomes (but maintained benefits). Look forward to your position endorsing such reform.
@Twolfrecovery@SecKennedy@ONDCP@samhsagov@HUDgov They are not mutually incompatible - suggesting they are divisive and counterproductive.
Harm reduction focuses on a hierarchy of goals, including - but not limited to - abstinence based recovery.
New pub menu, just one tweak: putting alcohol-free drinks at the top of the list cut alcohol ordered by 15% in the UK.
➡️ Public health win
➡️ No drop in spend for pubs
Our latest blog by @B_I_Team digs into the behavioural science behind it. @nesta_uk
https://t.co/6A98tOZ5xh