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Why I stopped doing drugs – Singer Crayon

Popular singer, Charles Chibuezechukwu, aka Crayon, has revealed that he was addicted to illicit substances for years. He said he […]

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Popular singer, Charles Chibuezechukwu, aka Crayon, has revealed that he was addicted to illicit substances for years.

He said he gave up the addiction after Mavin Records producer and CEO of Blowtime Imprint, Babyfresh, who discovered his talent, advised him to stop.

The ‘Ngozi’ crooner said he no longer ingest any illicit substance despite being rich and famous.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Crayon wrote, “Bro I used to do drugs back in the days in Ojo name it!!! Trams? My highest na 700 milligram! Skushi’s from ele! 2 big ragolis me and my guys!! Emzolyn I dey pop raw 2 bottles !!! Ref!!! But I no do ice shaaa!! And I no smoke igbo sha me I get sense!!

“Babyfresh picked me up from the slums. He said you gats stop all those things I did!! All glory to God! I did!! Now I don’t smoke or do those things any more!!! Upon all the money wey I get!! I’m chilled!!”

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