This study investigated the impact of school-based mental health programmes on the adoption of sustainable lifestyles among Nigerian secondary school students. With environmental sustainability becoming increasingly important, fostering pro-environmental behaviors in youth is essential. Mental health has been identified as a key factor influencing decision-making, behaviors, and attitudes, including those related to sustainability. The study employed a quantitative research design using surveys to collect data from secondary school students in Nigeria.
Secondary School Students
Sales of Alcohol, Marijuana, Indian hemp and other dangerous herbs that can easily be purchased from unregistered drug vendors in the Community, especially in school surroundings encourage drug abuse. Similarly, failure of Government to strictly enforce its existing laws against drug abuse through its regulatory agencies is also a contributory factor to youths getting involved in drug abuse specifically, Secondary School students who will be our future leaders.