The government provides the steps for voluntary and involuntary rehabilitation for those who struggle with addiction.

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The government provides the steps for voluntary and involuntary rehabilitation for those who struggle with addiction.

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) says alcohol, caffeine and nicotine are gateways to drug abuse and addiction. Ugochukwu Emeka, a chief superintendent of narcotics at the NDLEA ...

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