The rate at which abnormalities now becoming trends and lifestyle among young Nigerians is alarming.
A society that celebrate wealth without venture, and idolize people of questionable character is not only destroying the present but setting a foundation of immorality as the norms for the future.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, on Thursday, raised the alarm that youths in Northeast part of Nigeria are drinking fermented human urine, preserved over 10 days, as an alternative to hard drugs.
The Commander of Narcotics of the NDLEA in Borno State, Iliyasu Mani, disclosed this in a statement in Maiduguri.
He said abuse of psychoactive substances was prevalent among the youths, noting that they also take other unusual substances such as lizard dung, camel urine, Lipton soaked in gin, and Mentholated spirit mixed with soft drinks.
In Southern Nigeria, 7 out of 10 young girls are into modernized prostitution also called Hook up.
Imagine a situation whereby secondary school students and other female undergraduates are registering on social media for the purpose of engaging with strangers and meet up for sex in exchange for money and other material things without remorse or fear of unknown.
The rate at which this young girls engage in this act is worrisome and if adequate measure is not taken by the leadership of our country, the future is scary and the fabric holding our society will be frayed, resulting to moral decadence promax.
Although many of them are using the present hardship in the country as the reason for their actions because they need to survive, and they will rather trade their body for money instead of engaging in arm robbery or kidnapping for ransom.
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