Drug Addiction and Its Consequenses on the Academic Performanceof Students of Some Selected Tertiary Institutions in Taraba State

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Students who use drugs report lower grade point averages, illustrating significant academic consequences.
About 35% of surveyed students engage in drug use, with cannabis and codeine being the most prevalent substances.
Analysis of academic records and interviews helps identify factors contributing to addiction among students.
Targeted interventions like enhanced counseling programs are essential to improve academic outcomes for affected students.

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Mixed methods analysis shows drug addiction lowers academic performance in students, highlighting the need for better counseling services.

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Mixed methods analysis shows drug addiction lowers academic performance in students, highlighting the need for better counseling services.