Obinna Abii

Obinna Abii is a clinical psychologist with over seven years of professional experience in mental health care, specializing in addiction recovery, child and adolescent mental health, and safeguarding vulnerable populations. He holds a degree in clinical psychology, which provides the foundation for his evidence-based approach to delivering tailored care and support. For over four years, Obinna served as a psychologist at the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), where he worked in a specialist inpatient substance misuse facility. His role encompassed psychological assessment, intervention, and rehabilitation, focusing on individuals with substance dependence, drug-induced psychosis, and co-occurring mental health conditions, particularly among adolescents and young adults. Working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team, he addressed complex psychological and social needs in a secure treatment environment. Beyond clinical practice, Obinna was instrumental in developing and implementing drug abuse prevention education programs during his tenure at the NDLEA. He designed educational initiatives aimed at raising awareness about the risks of substance misuse and promoting healthier choices among young people and at-risk populations. Additionally, he played an active role in community sensitization efforts, delivering workshops and public awareness campaigns to educate communities about drug abuse prevention, early intervention, and mental health support. Obinna's work reflects a commitment to holistic care, from therapeutic intervention to prevention and community education, positioning him as a dedicated advocate for mental health and substance abuse recovery.