Fela’s Former Keyboard Player Speaks On DRUG ABUSE In Nigeria

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Published on August 24, 2016 by

Labo Daniel sits with Fela’s former keyboard player, Keji Hamilton on the 5th episode of Conversations with Labo as he speaks on his life as a former drug addict and his role in drug rehabilitation for over 23 years.

” A few months ago, I took an anonymous poll of teenagers that revealed 37.5% of them had taken drugs at one point or the other” Labo exclaims.

Keji smiled at how shocked she was, saying ” It’s not shocking, because it’s between 50 and 55% based on proper research”

Labo further plays the Devil’s advocate by speaking on the supposed advantages of drugs according to addicts to get Keji to enlighten her more which he did.

He also spoke on symptoms of drug use for parents to watch out for. ” blood shot eyes, sleeping uncontrollably, change of friends……..” etc.

He also shared some inside scoop on the codes named of drugs. Such as: Mary Jane for Marijuana, Charle for Cocaine

You need to watch to get the rest 🙂

Conversations with Labo is a talk show featuring celebrities, social influences and people in the news, sharing their experiences and giving insights on social issues facing us as individuals and society as a whole.

Some of the topics discussed are: Feminism, Nigeria’s porn culture, Mentorship, Drug abuse, male virginity and so many other hot topics we need to keep having conversations about, until we find answers and lasting solutions.

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5 Comments

  • Dayo Ofere 7 years ago

    Wow this man has changed a lot

    Reply
  • Fav Vincenzo 7 years ago

    God is good… I am glad this man took to helping other who have this
    addiction problem….

    Reply
  • Masblink J 7 years ago

    God Bless You Real Good Sir……. Amen

    Reply
  • oye jaiyeola 7 years ago

    From a social pleasure to an addiction then it graduates to severe health
    deterioration and multiple organ damage. The choice is the addicts!!!!!

    Reply
  • Double O. O. 7 years ago

    What’s his information? Nigeria can benefit from this.

    Reply