AGN Restates Support For NDLEA In Curtailing Drug Abuse, Criminal Activities
Actors Guild of Nigeria has restated its commitment to support ongoing plans to fight drug abuse and criminal activities in the nation. Information Guide Nigeria
The National President of the Guild, Emeka Rollas, spoke on Monday during a meeting with Mohamed Buba Marwa, chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), in Abuja. THE WILL reports.
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“As a guild of major influencers and in line with our set objectives to educate, inform and entertain as well as our avowed commitment to national development, we seek a mutually beneficial partnership with the NDLEA to leverage on the star-power of our members in promoting some of your transformation programs especially on drug trafficking and abuses.”
On efforts taken by the guild so far, the AGN president said: “Majority of our members are youths and appeal to a generation of youths who are influenced heavily by internet content and social media”. jamb results
“We have therefore outlined some advocacy programs to enlighten Nigerian youths on the dangers of drug abuse and trafficking; they include but are not limited to; production of skits majorly for social media campaigns; drama series on negative effects of drug abuses, rehabilitations, eradicating the fear of stigmatization and advantages of total abstinence”.
“We aim to engage some of our A-list actors as NDLEA Ambassadors to help use their star power to discourage the youths from doing drugs among others”.
