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This study evaluated adolescence-drug abuse as a correlates of academic performance on agricultural science in Ibadan North Local Government Area. Multistage sampling procedure was employed for sampling of respondents for the study. Primary data were obtained from 150 respondents. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and Pearson's Product Moment Correlation Coefficient (PPMC). These were analyzed to determine the relationship between independent variables (socioeconomic and adolescence-drug abuse of the respondents) and the dependent variables (student performance in agricultural science). Mean age of the respondents was 15 years, 56.7% were females while 43.3% were males. The results of student performance revealed that, the mean score was 58.61% for agricultural science. The coefficient is also positive. The coefficient of drunkards status of the respondents (ALCOHOL) is positive and correlate with student performance in agricultural science: while the coefficient of frequency of drinking alcohol monthly (ALCOHOL_M) is negative and correlate with student performance in agricultural science. All stakeholders in the educational sector and parents/guardian should discourage illicit smoking and drinking alcoholic drinks among adolescence.

Adolescence-Drug Abuse as a Correlates of Academic Performance on Agricultural Science in Ibadan North Local Government Area