By Joshua Tosin Ogunsakin 
NUOLGS STUDENTS FESTIVAL 2025
“Students Against Drug Abuse: Raising Disciplined and Visionary Leaders”
The Students Festival 2025 is a program aimed at bringing together all students and stakeholders in Okitipupa Local Government, ably led by the New Era administration under the dynamic leadership of Prince Adeoye Omoleminu.
Themed “Students Against Drug Abuse: Raising Disciplined and Visionary Leaders,” this is a purposeful gathering designed to promote awareness, discipline, and leadership among young people.
This festival seeks to unite students from different institutions under a common vision: to stand boldly against the growing menace of drug abuse and to champion a culture of responsibility, excellence, and self-development.
Drug abuse has become one of the most pressing challenges confronting young people today. It destroys potential, disrupts education, and hinders the development of future leaders.
This festival aims to tackle these issues head-on by creating a platform where students can learn, engage, and commit to a drug-free lifestyle.
It will feature interactive sessions, seminars, motivational talks, and creative showcases that highlight the dangers of substance abuse and the power of discipline in shaping successful lives.
The event is not only about raising awareness but also about raising leaders. The next generation of leaders must be visionary, focused, and mentally stable — qualities that cannot coexist with the influence of drugs.
Through mentorship programs, peer education, and leadership workshops, participants will gain practical knowledge on self-control, goal-setting, and making informed life choices.
The festival will also celebrate creativity and innovation, showcasing the positive potential that lies within every student. Music, art, drama, and debate competitions will serve as outlets for expression and as tools to communicate the message of hope, strength, and change.
Ultimately, the Students Festival 2025 is a call to action — a movement to empower students to become agents of transformation in their schools and communities. Together, we can build a generation that chooses discipline over destruction and vision over addiction.
Together, let’s raise disciplined and visionary leaders free from the chains of drug abuse.
From the Desk of:
NUOLGS MEDIA AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE