On Monday, 17 August 2026, ISSUP Nigeria joined key stakeholders at a public drug exhibit destruction exercise conducted by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Lagos State Strategic Command, at Old Navy Town in Ojo, Lagos.

The exercise formed part of the NDLEA’s ongoing efforts to combat illicit drug trafficking and reduce the availability of illicit substances. It also highlighted the importance of coordinated, multisectoral action in addressing Nigeria’s drug challenges.

Key stakeholders in attendance included Brig. Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa (Rtd.), CON, OFR, Chairman and...

On 18 February 2026, the ISSUP Lagos State Branch carried out a school-based substance use prevention outreach at Onike Junior High School, Sabo-Yaba, as part of its ongoing commitment to youth-focused prevention and early intervention.

The interactive session was designed to educate students about the risks associated with drug abuse, strengthen informed decision-making, and reinforce the importance of staying focused on their academic and personal goals. Through open and engaging discussions, students were encouraged to ask questions and share their experiences, particularly around peer...

A new chapter in training has begun at ISSUP. A new Training Team has been formed with the goal of improving the accessibility and relevance of ISSUP’s training, while ensuring it reflects the learning needs of members worldwide.

In the early months of its work, the team carried out a training needs assessment to better understand members’ online learning needs. At the same time, the team engaged with several Learning Management System (LMS) providers to explore options for a new platform that supports accessible, high-quality learning. The proposals received are now being reviewed.

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ISSUP Nigeria marked a major milestone with a leadership transition ceremony that combined the inauguration of new executive officers with a warm send-off for the outgoing team. The moment signalled continuity, renewal, and the beginning of a fresh chapter for the National Chapter in Nigeria.

In her first remarks to the media, the newly inaugurated President, Dr. Olajumoke Koyejo, declared that a new era of youth-driven leadership had begun, describing the moment as “Youth O’Clock in ISSUP Nigeria.” She outlined her administration’s vision to deepen the society’s national impact through...