At MOFADAA, the Momoh and Onyilor Foundation Against Drug Abuse and Addiction, our unwavering commitment is to create a world free from the devastating grip of drug abuse and addiction. Rooted in our vision and values, we are constantly seeking innovative ways to realize this mission. Our recent visit to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Abuja, Nigeria, stands as a testament to our relentless dedication to this vital cause.

MOFADAA, or the Momoh and Onyilor Foundation Against Drug Abuse and Addiction, isn’t just a name; it’s a symbol of our deep commitment to a drug-free society. We are founded on four pillars—education, prevention, rehabilitation, and support—all of which are intricately interwoven into the fabric of our initiatives. These pillars are not just words; they are our guiding principles and the driving force behind our actions, as eloquently depicted on our website (https://mofadaa.com/about/).

Our visit to the UNODC office in Abuja was not merely a formal gathering but a pivotal milestone in our ongoing fight against drug abuse. It was a meeting filled with warmth, cordiality, and, most importantly, substantive discussions focused on innovative strategies to combat this global menace.

Education forms the cornerstone of our mission. We firmly believe that knowledge is the most potent weapon against drug abuse, and our commitment to raising awareness is unwavering. During our meeting with UNODC, we explored opportunities to enhance our educational campaigns. By harnessing the vast global expertise and resources of UNODC, we aim to develop even more impactful programs, reaching a wider audience and ensuring that the knowledge required to battle drug abuse is accessible to all.

Prevention is a critical element of our strategy. We recognize the need to intervene before addiction takes hold, and UNODC’s extensive knowledge of drug trends and prevention practices is invaluable. At the meeting, MOFADAA and UNODC delved into strategies to fortify preventive measures that target vulnerable individuals and communities. By working collaboratively, we are creating a robust framework to tackle drug abuse at its roots.

Rehabilitation and support are equally integral components of our agenda. We are deeply committed to extending a lifeline to those ensnared by addiction, offering them the care, guidance, and resources necessary for recovery. Our discussions with UNODC revolved around enhancing rehabilitation programs and ensuring that those in need receive the support required to reclaim their lives.

MOFADAA’s visit to UNODC in Abuja underscores our dedication to collaboration and innovation in the battle against drug abuse. By joining forces with esteemed organizations like UNODC, we are poised to lead the global charge against this destructive issue. Our tailored and robust approach, as illuminated in our core values, sets a compelling precedent for organizations and individuals worldwide who share our vision for a world free from drug abuse.