Open Heaven College of Health Technology has reaffirmed its support for the efforts of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in combating drug abuse and promoting a healthier and safer society.
As an institution committed to training future health professionals, the College recognizes the serious impact that drug abuse can have on individuals, families and communities. The misuse of drugs can affect physical and mental wellbeing, academic performance, relationships and the overall development of young people.
The College therefore supports initiatives aimed at creating greater awareness about the dangers of drug abuse, encouraging responsible choices and promoting healthy lifestyles among students and members of the community.
Open Heaven College believes that education plays an important role in preventing drug abuse. Students are encouraged to be informed about the consequences of substance misuse, resist negative peer influence and make decisions that support their health, education and future careers.
The institution also recognizes the important role of the NDLEA in preventing illicit drug use and trafficking, enforcing relevant laws and educating the public about the dangers associated with drug abuse. Open Heaven College supports collaborative efforts between educational institutions, government agencies, healthcare professionals, parents and communities in addressing the problem.
The College calls on its students to become responsible ambassadors of healthy living by discouraging drug abuse among their peers and promoting positive values within their communities.
In line with its motto, “Sound Health, Integrity & Godliness,” Open Heaven College of Health Technology remains committed to promoting sound health, responsible behaviour and the development of young people who can contribute positively to society.
Together, we can promote a drug-free environment and build a healthier future for our communities.
Open Heaven College of Health Technology — Sound Health, Integrity & Godliness.