Ace Radio Presenter, Noah King Reveals He Spent GHS500 Daily On Drugs And Prostitutes In 2003

According to a report by Ghpage News yesterday which was Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Popular Ghanaian radio presenter Noah King has opened up about his past lifestyle, revealing that he used to spend approximately GHS 500 every day on drugs and prostitutes during his time at Peace FM around 2003.

Recounting his experiences, the broadcaster disclosed that his life took a different direction after joining the radio station, explaining that the excitement surrounding his new career and the money he began earning influenced him to adopt an excessive lifestyle.

According to Noah King, the opportunities and financial freedom that came with his broadcasting career gradually exposed him to habits that eventually affected his judgement and personal decisions.

He explained that during that period, he became heavily involved in partying, drug consumption and spending large amounts of money on activities that offered temporary enjoyment.

The veteran presenter further revealed that he regularly spent no less than five million old Ghana cedis daily on drugs and prostitutes. Converting the amount into the current Ghanaian currency, he estimated that his daily expenditure was equivalent to approximately GHS 500.

His revelation has provided an insight into some of the personal challenges he experienced during the early stages of his broadcasting career.

Noah King’s account also highlights how sudden financial opportunities and the excitement of entering a new professional environment can sometimes influence personal choices, particularly when individuals struggle to manage their newfound resources and lifestyle.

His decision to speak openly about his past has also drawn attention to the importance of making responsible decisions and recognising the consequences of excessive spending and substance use.

The disclosure is expected to generate conversations among entertainment followers and radio listeners, especially those familiar with his years in the Ghanaian broadcasting industry.

By reflecting on his experiences at Peace FM, Noah King has offered a glimpse into a period of his life that he now describes through the lens of his past excesses and lifestyle choices.

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