DRUGS AND THE YOUTH - AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS 2024 ORIENTATION PROGRAM- Read story below. ~ kingstonco.blogspot.com

Somethig is wrong in this practice here. This is an aged Artisan doing what he has been doing close to 20 years now but here he is at work putting his life at risk also the owner of the project in great danger for his negligence. Please we need you to confirmed how he is endering his life and that of another in his line of duty. Thanks, and drop your Comment.

There are somethings missing which are very crucial to be with this Artisan as he is working ,PLease can you tell our friends out there what they are and how they may be used in this work.

Selling by the road side is not a sure business ethic a break in small scale food vendor business, just as some thought having a spot where to hang on the street selling food or what have you is a way of escaping the rent for a shop or any building facility where the business should move on, but just as its said at all at all na em bad pass - meaning a little lump makes an ocean. But in Lagos there is not a place where you can display any commondity for sell for which no two or three group of people will not appear to charge you fee for staying there to operate. at times too they may be government officials like the kick against indiscipline'K.A.I' officer's threatening to pay them weekly dues not to uproot your transaction. Perhaps, the only option is to coperate with them and that you are subjected to keep so you need to keep this in order to stay in business. Another set is the area boys who force you to pay for ticket and the system get rotating on and on like that. But one of a good business strategy is count your cost and plan, whether small or big cash given in such condition to keep at business in this situation is a waste of time and resources because the money given for that spot is just the same amount needed if well calculated to secure a facility in your size to get going on the business. Please have you any advice, suggestions on how best to go about this. Thanks, please throw in your comment in regard to this.
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@ the just concluded Unilag 2024 student Orientation program,

The guest speakers and the professor, the Dean of student Affairs Division Prof. Musa Adebayo Obalola.

i said when sharing my testimony with the student life and direct on- how i went through horror of drug lifestyle in my adolescent years- my statement was that every youth from 18 to 30 years are very too low to do drugs more so because they are still under parental guide, some even at the age of thirty are still getting feeding allowance, directions from their parent. the eighteens, the nineteens , the twenty's are mostly out of work they depend on their parent and wards to pay their school fees, wardrobe allowance and the rest of such expenses so how would they be able to cater for the drug life he want to get into of course he would crash down. Having said that with reason that doing drug and being a University degree program student are two different opposing institutions that can never go well together because drug life demand regular woeful spending and otherwise while studying a University degree program also is a project of sensitive financial budget so if a youth in the age bracket get hooked on drugs definately he would fail in his academy but para-venture, he or she may come out with a pass or withdrawal from the academy system if at all there is grace for him. because this youth has no job nor salary to manage the drug life he pushing, so

Some of the students present at the Orientation program asked me questions like;

but you said an adolescent from 18 years old are not strong enough mentally and otherwise to do drugs, so it means from forty years they are permitted to get down on illicit drug lifestyle?

The other question says according to you, sir, so what are the benefit of doing drugs?

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