IMPACT OF NDLEA CAMPAIGN ON OGBC: THE BEHAVIOUR OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ABEOKUTA METROPOLIS
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study examined the evaluation of NDLEA anti-drug abuse campaign on OGBC
on anti-drugs abuse awareness behavior of secondary school students in Abeokuta
metropolis, using secondary school students of Abeokuta as a case study. The study
raises objectives which were: to investigate the level of exposure of secondary
school students to NDLEA anti-drug abuse campaign programme on OGBC 2, to
determine the extent of awareness of secondary school students on NDLEA anti
drug abuse campaign on OGBC 2, and to ascertain the influence of NDLEA anti
drug abuse campaign on radio on Abeokuta secondary school students anti drug
behaviour. The study employed survey method and questionnaire as instrument.
Four hundred ofthe questionnaire was administered toto gather the required data
from the respondents while three hundred and eighty were retrieved. It reviewed
relevant concept of theoretical framework, communication theory, health belief
model theory and personality addiction theory. The study revealed that, student's
exposure to NDLEA anti-drug abuse campaign programme on OGBC 2 is high as
they are aware of what drug abuse means, stating that it damages the body system
while they came across NDLEA drug abuse campaign on radio and paracetamol is
part of the drugs that can be abused and secondary school students were aware of
NDLEA anti drugs-abuse campaign on OGBC as majority agreed that it was aired
on OGBC 2 radio and that the programme was always aired on Wednesday while
30 minutes was allocated for the programme and students have learnt to always
keep their body healthy. The study therefore recommended that Students in secondary
schools should be carried along in all ramifications on the danger inherent in abusing
drug, by raising a campaign programme that will enlighten them on the danger of drug
abuse often time so as to reduce or eradicate the use ofillicit drugs in Nigeria and prolong
the lives of our youths, while Parents and government arms should intensify their effort by
making sure that they support the practice of NDLEA anti-drug campaign on any media
outlets and also sponsor the campaign of using illicit drugs among the secondary schools
in Abeokuta.
Keywords: Abeokuta metropolis, Behavior, Impact, NDLEA Campaign, Secondary
School Students.
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