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Community awareness infrastructure. Starting with drug harm — built for every truth a community needs to protect itself.
Free for every individual. Certifiable for every institution. Anonymous. Open to every community.
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Nigeria’s 2018 National Drug Use Survey — NBS, NDLEA, UNODC & EU
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Nigerians aged 15–64 — 14.4% of that population — had used a drug in the past year. Most never received accurate information about it — not from school, not from family, not from healthcare.
ALTDAP was built to close that gap: one verified fact, one recovered life, one empowered community at a time.
🧠 And the fix works: a validated MSc study at FUTO with 200+ students showed awareness improve from 42% to 73% after using ALTDAP. Read the research →
What ALTDAP Actually Is
ALTDAP is not just a drug awareness programme. It is the awareness infrastructure that schools, workplaces, communities, and institutions embed — to equip their people with the truth about what threatens them, and certify that they have it. Drug harm is where we started. The model is built for everything that follows.
The scale of the problem is why infrastructure — not a campaign — is the right model: NDLEA says 40% of Nigerian youth are deeply involved in drug abuse, and its chairman, Buba Marwa, has linked drug abuse to 90% of crime in Nigeria.
Live today — Domain 1: Drug Harm, reaching 6 real-world audiences
Where the same infrastructure goes next — new domains
Mental Health · Digital Safety · Sexual Health · Civic Education · Child Safety · Any Community Truth
Who It’s For
ALTDAP isn’t a consumer app or an NGO project. It’s a platform — one that every sector of society embeds differently, and benefits from differently.
Free access to drug information, interactive awareness tools, the 90-day Recovery Programme, and 24/7 AI support. No account. No data shared. Your truth, on your terms.
Embed ALTDAP as your institution's awareness infrastructure. Students earn certifiable digital badges. Teachers get structured guides. Administrators get a real-time dashboard — no campaign required.
What ALTDAP Offers
Everything ALTDAP offers is built around a single belief: someone with the right knowledge and real skills is less vulnerable to drug harm.
Drug Information
Honest, evidence-based profiles on nine commonly discussed substances — cannabis, codeine, tramadol, Mkpuru Mmiri (methamphetamine), and more. Plain language, grounded in NDLEA and FUTO research. Not designed to scare you — designed to inform you.
Browse all drug profiles →Digital Skills
Young people with real skills and real prospects are less vulnerable to drug harm. ALTDAP's 11-chapter Digital Skills course builds computer literacy and online-safety skills — free, at your own pace, open to everyone.
Start the free programme →Instead of asking young people to sit through a lecture on drug risks, we teach the computer literacy they actually want — and build online-safety, misinformation-spotting, and responsible-digital-citizenship skills directly into the course. Complete it alongside the Awareness Challenge and earn the ALTDAP Digital Citizen badge.
24/7 Private Support
ALTDAP AI gives you immediate, private, judgement-free answers on any drug-related question — whether you’re asking for yourself, for family, or just trying to understand something you heard. No account needed. No record kept.
⚠ ALTDAP AI provides information and peer support only, not medical care. For emergencies, call the NDLEA helpline: 0800 1020 3040 (free, 24/7).
The substances young people encounter most — what they really do, the real street names, and why the risk is higher than people think.
Cannabis is the most seized drug in Imo State — accounting for over 60% of all NDLEA seizures in Southeast Nigeria
Full Details →Community Voices
ALTDAP Blog
Evidence-based articles on drug abuse prevention, youth mental health, and community awareness — free to read.
For Schools & Educators
Most Nigerian schools have no structured drug education at all. ALTDAP’s school programme gives teachers a clear framework, age-appropriate materials, and the confidence to have conversations that genuinely protect students.
Partnership Plans
Free
Unlimited members — no cap, ever
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The ALTDAP Mission
Drug education is not a privilege.
It is a right.
And we are here to make sure
every Nigerian can access it.
Whether you are looking for answers, looking for recovery, or looking to protect your school community — start here.
HR doesn't run awareness campaigns — it embeds the platform, and receives an analytics dashboard and outcome report. Zero programme-management overhead. Certifiable for every employee.
Faith leaders, community-based organisations, and ward councils can partner with ALTDAP to reach their people — no grant required, no programme to run. Embed it and it works for your community.
Prevention at scale, not intervention for the few. ALTDAP equips the pharmacist who recognises misuse, the community health worker who knows what to say, and the family that finds the 90-day programme before the crisis deepens.
Recovery
Recovery is daily practice, not a single decision. ALTDAP's structured 90-day programme breaks the journey into clear steps with guidance at every stage — private, free, no clinical referral required.
Community Forum
A genuinely active space — real conversations already happening — where people ask the questions they can't ask elsewhere. No shame, no judgement, real support.
Join the forum →Interactive Tools
Three tools to help you reflect honestly on your own relationship with drugs and drug information. Private, anonymous, built for real insight — not generic scores.
ALTDAP AI
Available around the clock to answer your drug questions privately — no waiting room, no embarrassment. Ask about a substance, a symptom, or what to say to someone you're worried about.
Talk to ALTDAP AI →Super Tramadol (225mg) is now the fastest-rising drug of abuse among Nigerian youth aged 15–35, with NDLEA recording a 3…
NDLEA recorded a 200%+ increase in Mkpuru Mmiri (crystal meth) seizures in Southeast Nigeria between 2019 and 2023, with…
Full Details →3 million bottles of codeine-based cough syrup were consumed daily in Nigeria before the 2018 NAFDAC ban — the majority …
Full Details →When someone you care about is using drugs, the instinct to help can easily make things worse. This practical guide tells you what actually works — and what doesn't.
Starter
Full analytics dashboard — trends & risk charts
₦29,000/mo
Growth
Advanced cohort analytics & drug heatmaps
₦75,000/mo
Enterprise
Custom branding
Custom
Awareness tools, drug information, and the Recovery Programme are free on every tier — institutions only pay for analytics and management features. See full pricing →
