THE CAUSES AND EFFECT OF ALCOHOLISM AMONG THE YOUTH IN ASOMU MORO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA KWARA STATE
Abstract
ABSTRACT
The study was carried out in Asomu community in Moro local
Government of kwara state where it is perceived that the
consumption of alcoholic beverages is on the ascendancy with its
negative consequences. The diversity of the study made it possible to
increase the validity of the findings disease such as foetal alcohol
syndromes in children, malnutrition, tuberculosis, liver cirrhosis and
sexually transmitted diseases have been on the rise due to
alcoholism among the youth in
Nigeria, Road and fake accidents low productivity in the formal and
informal sectors broken homes, crimes such as theft, rape, defilement
and domestic violence have been linked to alcoholism among the
youth. There are various forms of alcoholic beverages consumed in
Nigeria. These alcoholic drinks can be classified into hard liquor such
as local and imported gins, been such as local beer called pito and
exotic beer such as star, club eagle larger and stone larger. Lastly is
wine of assorted types such as palm wine and various forms of
imported wines most of this alcoholic beverages consumed by the
youth are not manufactured under the required hygiene conditions
and do not often meet the standard set by the food and drugs Boards.
The locally made alcoholic beverages are the worst of these short
falls. The study will help policy planners and implementers to come
out with policies which will regulate the
production and consumption of alcoholic beverages by the youth and
the entire country as a whole minor who engage in excessive alcohol
consumption can rehabilitated and made to become useful citizens
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