Classification of Commonly Abused Substancesamong Students of Selected Secondary Schools in Biogbolo Community: A Quantitative Study

Due to the proliferation and indulgence of drugs among secondary school students in a large proportion, one way of curbing the menace of drug use among both in-and out-of-secondary school students is through tracking and establishing the various categories of drugs in order to provide worthwhile information on the subject matter aimed at increasing knowledge and awareness. This study`s objective classified the categories of commonly abused substance among secondary school students. Analytical descriptive design was adopted involving 338 students from four secondary schools in Biogbolo. Proportionate and convenience sampling techniques and researcher-developed questionnaire were utilized in the study. Simple descriptive and inferential statistics were used for data analysis. Results evealed commonly abused substances amongst others as: kaikai (3.37), weeds (3.20), A-Z (3.17), Tomtom (3.13), Louise (3.07), tramadol (3.03), rephenol (3.02) and tobacco (3.01). It recommended that identified drugs preventive measures be strengthened to discourage substance abuse.

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Journal of Health Applied Sciences and Management
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2025-07-18
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Classification of Commonly Abused Substancesamong Students of Selected Secondary Schools in Biogbolo Community: A Quantitative Study

Esther Emarobebh Muojekwu, Helen Idubamo Wankasi, Precious Tamar Oru-Bo, Baralate Sambo et al.
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Classification of Commonly Abused Substancesamong Students of Selected Secondary Schools in Biogbolo Community: A Quantitative Study

Esther Emarobebh Muojekwu, Helen Idubamo Wankasi, Precious Tamar Oru-Bo, Baralate Sambo, Frank Akpojisheri
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Due to the proliferation and indulgence of drugs among secondary school students in a large proportion, one way of curbing the menace of drug use among both in-and out-of-secondary school students is through tracking and establishing the various categories of drugs in order to provide worthwhile information on the subject matter aimed at increasing knowledge and awareness. This study`s objective classified the categories of commonly abused substance among secondary school students. Analytical descriptive design was adopted involving 338 students from four secondary schools in Biogbolo. Proportionate and convenience sampling techniques and researcher-developed questionnaire were utilized in the study. Simple descriptive and inferential statistics were used for data analysis. Results evealed commonly abused substances amongst others as: kaikai (3.37), weeds (3.20), A-Z (3.17), Tomtom (3.13), Louise (3.07), tramadol (3.03), rephenol (3.02) and tobacco (3.01). It recommended that identified drugs preventive measures be strengthened to discourage substance abuse.

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Classification of Commonly Abused Substancesamong Students of Selected Secondary Schools in Biogbolo Community: A Quantitative Study — Esther Emarobebh Muojekwu, Helen Idubamo Wankasi, et al. · Journal of Health Applied Sciences and Management (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS