Ace Radio Presenter, Noah King Has Dropped A Shócking Revelation

According to a report by Ghpage News yesterday which was Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Veteran Ghanaian radio presenter Noah King has revealed details about his extravagant lifestyle during his early years at Peace FM, disclosing that he spent approximately GHS 500 daily on drugs and prostitutes when he joined the station around 2003.

Speaking about his past experiences, the broadcaster explained that his entry into the media industry came with excitement, new opportunities and access to money, which eventually influenced him to adopt a lifestyle characterised by excessive spending, partying and drug consumption.

According to Noah King, the excitement surrounding his new career gradually caused him to lose control over his personal decisions. He admitted that rather than managing his earnings responsibly, he became accustomed to spending large amounts of money on activities that provided temporary pleasure.

The radio personality further disclosed that he used to spend at least five million old Ghana cedis every day on drugs and prostitutes during that period.

He explained that when the amount is converted into Ghana’s current currency, it represents approximately GHS 500 in daily expenditure.

His revelation has offered an insight into the lifestyle he maintained during the early stages of his broadcasting career, when his growing professional opportunities appeared to coincide with excessive personal spending.

Noah King’s account also highlights some of the challenges associated with managing newfound financial freedom, particularly when an individual becomes exposed to an environment of constant partying and other unhealthy habits.

The disclosure has attracted interest because it provides a different perspective on the personal experiences of a media personality who has spent years working in Ghana’s broadcasting industry.

By speaking about his past, Noah King has brought attention to a period of his life that involved considerable financial excesses and decisions he now openly recounts.

His experience is likely to generate further conversations among radio listeners and entertainment followers about substance use, financial discipline and the pressures that can accompany success in the entertainment industry.

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