Alcohol consumption can lead to a progressive spectrum of liver diseases, collectively known as alcohol - related liver disease(ALD).The primary goal of this study is to assess the awareness level of the risks of alcohol intake and its connection to the development of liver diseases among students of Achievers University Owo.A descriptive study design was employed to determine the level of awareness of liver disease risks among the students.The study included 389 students selected using a multistage sampling technique.Data were collected through a semi - structured questionnaire and analyzed using SPSS version 23. Descriptive statistics, such as frequency and proportions, were calculated.The findings revealed that 26.7 % of students are aware of the dangers associated with alcohol consumption, such as its role in causing liver diseases, including Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease(AFLD). Factors influencing alcohol intake were identified, with peer pressure(32.1 %) and social events(20.8 %) playing a notable role.The study also indicated that mandatory education and sensitization, addressing misconceptions, and prohibiting alcohol sales on campus were among the proposed methods to reduce alcohol consumption among students.The study concludes that a substantial number of students at Achievers University are aware of the potential health risks associated with alcohol consumption, including the development of liver diseases.The study therefore recommends that undergraduate students should be encouraged to abstain from alcohol consumption due to its detrimental health effects and health workers and medical personnel should educate and promote healthier beverage choices among students, youth, and adolescents.