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Let us enhance fight against drug abuse

by Sun Magazine
December 13, 2019
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Many youth still struggle with alcoholism,smoking, bhang, heroin and cocaine among other harmful drugs.It is disheartening to see how some political leaders intoxicate some youth to make them irate against their arch rivals.

They are taken for granted, used and dumped. If this is the way to go,then Kenyan youth are in for a big trouble.

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The desperation among many youth in securing life opportunities both in government and in their communities, contributes a lot to this perennial problem. Majority of them are unemployed and this has made them more vulnerable and susceptible to the threat of drug abuse.

This comes in the wake of rampant corruption cases in government where many civil servants continue to swindle millions of shillings at the expense of the public. Funds that could have been used to better the lives of many Kenyans especially the unemployed youth and women, have ended up in the pockets of few individuals.With no appropriate action taken so far,it leaves the lives of many youth and women hanging in the balance. Youth need to be involved in the development agenda if we really need to fight against drug abuse in our communities.

The adverse effects of drug abuse are evident in ourdaily lives.Many social ills such as crime, rape, prostitutionand abortion which are closely linked to drug abuseare on the rise. In essence, it is a manifestation offrustration, idleness and desperation.

Both the government and the communityshould agree on possible mechanisms to mitigatethe situation before it gets out of hand. Losing alife due to drug abuse is costly to the developmentof our communities and our country at large. Let usact now for a better tomorrow.

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