UNIMAID VC Hosts Drug Free World Africa, Borno Chapter to Foster a Drug-Free Society
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Maiduguri, Professor Mohammed Laminu Mele, has reaffirmed the university's dedication to supporting a drug-free society through a collaboration with the Drug Free World Africa, Borno State Chapter.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID), Professor Mohammed Laminu Mele, has reiterated the institution's commitment to collaborating with the Drug Free World Africa, Borno State Chapter, in its mission to promote a drug-free society.
Speaking during a courtesy visit from the organization on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, at his office in the Muhammadu Buhari Senate Building, Professor Mele expressed his appreciation for the partnership. He assured that the university would address the organization's requests diligently and emphasized the importance of intensifying efforts to curb drug abuse among youths and adults, both within the university community and beyond.
The delegation from Drug Free World Africa, led by Assistant Superintendent of Narcotics Yakura Isa Ferobe, conveyed their gratitude to the Vice-Chancellor for the warm reception and ongoing collaboration. They assured the university community of comprehensive services, including education on drug prevention, rehabilitation programs, protection, and support tailored to the needs of both students and staff.
This partnership underscores UNIMAID's proactive approach to tackling societal challenges and fostering a healthier environment for learning and development.
