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NDLEA blames rising club houses for drug abuse in Kwara community

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NDLEA links the surge in drug abuse among Kwara State University students to the proliferation of club houses and warns landlords about drug distribution p Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-blames-rising-club-houses-for-drug-abuse-in-kwara-community/

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