Noah King Reveals How Much He Spent On Drugs Daily While At Peace FM

Former broadcaster Noah King has opened up about the extent of his drug addiction during his time at Peace FM, revealing that he spent as much as GH¢500 every day to sustain the habit.

King disclosed that the daily expenditure occurred in 2003, when he was working as a presenter at the Accra-based radio station. His revelation offers a glimpse into how deeply his addiction had affected his life, even while he was pursuing a career in broadcasting.

“I used to spend GH¢500 a day on drugs during my days as a presenter at Peace FM,” he said.

The amount he mentioned highlights the scale of the financial burden associated with his substance use at the time. Rather than being an occasional expense, King’s account suggests that obtaining drugs had become a major part of his daily routine.

His latest disclosure also brings renewed attention to an earlier account in which he spoke about how far he went to finance his addiction. The former broadcaster had previously revealed that he stole money from a church offertory to buy drugs.

That admission provided a troubling account of the decisions he made while struggling with substance use. His latest comments add another dimension to the story by putting a figure on the amount he says he spent each day during that period.

King’s experience also draws attention to the personal and financial consequences that can accompany addiction. His account illustrates how substance dependence can influence a person’s choices and affect different areas of life, including work and personal responsibilities.

Although his latest statement focuses specifically on his experience in 2003, it has brought his past struggles back into public discussion.

By speaking openly about the GH¢500 daily expenditure and his previous admission involving church funds, King has shared details of a difficult chapter in his life. His revelations provide an account of the seriousness of the addiction he says he battled while working in the media industry.

Source: https://x.com/askghmedia/status/2120477931747307582?s=46

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