How Addiction Cost Us Everything: 5 Nigerians Share Their Stories
How Addiction Cost Us Everything: 5 Nigerians Share Their Stories
As our parents used to say, 'too much of everything is bad.' The same goes for substance abuse—it’s dangerous. Five (5) Nigerians have shared how they lost the relationship they valued most through addiction. Content Warning: This article discusses personal experiences with drug and substance abuse. If you or someone you care about is facing challenges with addiction, please click here to find support and resources. {alertWarning} Addicts always think they have control over their substance. But as time goes on, they begin to lie about it, hide it, and in fact, prioritize it over they relationship. Addiction has always been a habit—it usually starts small, and later became something that can't be controlled. For some Nigerians, addiction didn’t just change their lives, it fractured their connections with partners, friends, and even their children. Let's dive into what 5 Nigerians shared about how additions slowly ruined the relationships. 1. Feranmi: 24 Years, Male, Ex-Mari…
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