Noah King Reveals He Spent GH₵500 Daily on Drugs and Prostitutes at Peace FM

Ghanaian media personality Noah King has opened up about his past lifestyle, revealing that he spent at least GH₵500 daily on drugs and prostitutes during his time working at Peace FM.

The media personality made the revelation while recounting his experiences after joining the radio station around 2003. According to him, the excitement of working in the media industry and the money available to him at the time influenced his lifestyle and eventually led him into excessive spending and drug use.

Noah King explained that he became carried away by the freedom and financial opportunities that came with his work, admitting that he spent huge amounts of money on drugs and sexual activities without considering the consequences.

He disclosed that he spent no less than five million old Ghanaian cedis every day on drugs and prostitutes, an amount he estimated to be equivalent to approximately GH₵500 under the current currency system.

He further explained that the amount covered only his spending on those activities and did not include his other personal expenses.

Speaking about how he managed to sustain such an expensive lifestyle, Noah King revealed that he received financial support from politicians and musicians who gave him money. He also attributed his spending power to coming from a wealthy family.

According to him, having access to money from different sources made it easier for him to spend without thinking about the future or the consequences of his actions.

In his account, he said: “Politicians and musicians were giving me money, and I also come from a very good home, so I had a lot of money.

“Because I was having too much fun, I wasted everything on drugs,” he said.

Noah King’s revelation provides an insight into the personal challenges and lifestyle choices he experienced during his early years in the Ghanaian media industry.

His account also highlights how the combination of financial access, entertainment and excessive enjoyment influenced his spending habits during that period.