Stories of impact, program updates, and advocacy news from ZCDCI's work across Northern Nigeria.
Over 200 students at Brainos International School, Sultan Cent. Mosque, Dakua participated in our intensive anti-drugs advocacy session on June 21, 2026. The event featured peer educators, resource distribution, and pledges by students to remain drug-free.
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A behind-the-scenes look at how ZCDCI field officers prepare for and deliver their school advocacy sessions. From lesson planning to facilitation techniques, see the dedication that goes into every visit.
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As part of our education advocacy program, ZCDCI distributed exercise books, pens, and anti-drugs awareness booklets to over 300 secondary school students across two LGAs in Northern Nigeria.
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ZCDCI's success is built on strong relationships with school administrators, teachers, and community leaders. Learn how we work as a team with schools to maximize the impact of every advocacy visit.
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Our quarterly impact report reveals that in the first quarter of 2026, ZCDCI reached over 1,500 secondary school students through 6 school advocacy visits, 3 community outreach events, and 2 teacher training workshops.
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By Dr. Isiaka Yusuf (PhD), Co-Founder of ZCDCI â A reflective analysis of why peer-to-peer, school-based interventions are the most effective strategy for preventing youth drug abuse in Northern Nigeria.
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