Youth cautioned against crime, drugs ahead of festive season

“As we approach the festive season, we want young people to stay healthy and stay away from peer groups that could lead to problems in their lives,” said Mutaawe.

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Sharon Nyambe, the UNODC head of office Uganda (C) interacting with Rogers, the Mutaawe Senior Programmes Manager at Uganda Youth Development Link and Anna Nabulya, the deputy director UYDEL after the opening of the youth consultative meeting at Gold Course hotel. (Photo by Violet Nabatanzi)

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Young people have been urged to stay safe, healthy and avoid crime, drug use and violent extremism as the festive season approaches.

Rogers Mutaawe, the

Youth cautioned against crime, drugs ahead of festive season

“As we approach the festive season, we want young people to stay healthy and stay away from peer groups that could lead to problems in their lives,” said Mutaawe.

Sharon Nyambe, the UNODC head of office Uganda (C) interacting with Rogers, the Mutaawe Senior Programmes Manager at Uganda Youth Development Link and Anna Nabulya, the deputy director UYDEL after the opening of the youth consultative meeting at Gold Course hotel. (Photo by Violet Nabatanzi)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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