Retired Deputy Commander General and ex-Director of Technical Services at the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Sule Momodu, has called for a compulsory NDLEA integrity test for teachers, students, drivers, politicians, health professionals, and top public servants in the country to forestall the increasing case of drug and substance abuse in Nigeria.
He also called on the National Assembly to enact legislation that will make the NDLEA integrity test compulsory for Nigerians.
A report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime indicates that 14.4 percent (14.3 million) of people aged between 15&64 years abuse drugs in Nigeria.
