The students were shocked to learn that Kush is made from bones taken from graveyards

Today is March 14th, 2026. We continued our youth sensitisation program in our schools, on the streets, and in the prison. Our mission is to visit schools across Nigeria and Africa, warning young people about the dangers of drug abuse—especially deadly drugs like Kush from Sierra Leone and Kolos. The students were shocked to learn that Kush is made from bones taken from graveyards, ground into powder, and mixed with harmful substances. When this deadly drug is smoked, it causes a destructive reaction in the body and brain. Videos of this reality, along with prison scenes, opened their eyes to the destruction these drugs can cause. We also spoke about the dangers of cultism and the false belief that sexual sins are no longer wrong, especially the rise of same‑sex relationships that go against God’s design. At Bishop Uzodike Memorial Seminary in Nnewi, we explained the consequences of choices, and many students gave their lives to Jesus. Heaven rejoiced, and the school was transformed. Seven hundred and forty students experienced salvation today. Tomorrow, by God’s mercy, we move to Maria Regina Girls School in Nnewi, where 1,400 students await. the preventive This is more than a programme; it is a movement of hope, saving our youth before they fall, and bringing glory to God. As we in the Abounding Grace Foundation believe in the preventive method rather than the curative method. Watch this video and make your school the next to visit.