Lydia Adza Ajayi is a Hospital Administrator, Social Worker, and Colombo-trained substance use prevention and substance use disorders treatment professional. She has completed the UTC 1-8; completed UPC Core, UPC Family, and UPC Community.
Currently, she is a Director/Registrar at the Federal School of Occupational Therapy (FSOT), a School established by the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital Yaba, Lagos.
Her greatest achievements so far:
- She has completed work on her first book titled “Family: The Heart of Drug Abuse Prevention”. The book is presently with the press and is slated for launching on Monday, 4th June, 2022.
- She registered an NGO in 2020 – Lydia’s Lifeline Initiative for Well-being, for the prevention of substance use and treatment of substance use disorders. The NGO is currently working to empower out-of-school children in her rural community so they will not engage in drug use.
- Getting to the peak of her career as Director is also an achievement for her.
She desires to contribute to the efforts at improving public health by ensuring a happy, rewarding, fulfilling and drug-free life for children in her community.
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