Nigeria’s National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has identified a surge in drug abuse among students of Kwara State University, attributing it to the increasing number of club houses in the surrounding community. The NDLEA expressed concern over these club houses potentially serving as hubs for drug distribution. Authorities warn that landlords who knowingly allow their properties to be used for drug-related activities will face consequences. The agency is actively monitoring the situation and working to address the growing problem of substance abuse within the student population. This crackdown aims to dismantle drug networks operating near educational institutions and protect vulnerable youth. Further investigations are underway to identify and prosecute those involved in the illicit drug trade. The NDLEA urges community cooperation to combat this issue effectively.