The aide urged youths to heed parental guidance, maintain social balance and avoid harmful habits.
She added that the U.S.-DEA was looking forward to several joint operations with NDLEA in already identified areas of interest.
Synthetic drugs, such as methamphetamine, have driven a global surge in drug abuse.
Belonwu Ezeanyaeche, AKH-TRACADA CEO, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.
Mr Obonna thanked the students for attending the event despite the short notice.
The expert stated that any problem with the artery could cause problems in the heart or any other part of the body.
Mr Ogunlende said, “this drug affects all of us”.
According to her, schools play a pivotal role in shaping a drug-free future for students.
The NDLEA official said the nation is making progress in the fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
President Bola Tinubu has pledged more support for the NDLEA in its fight against substance abuse and illicit drug trafficking.
