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Drug addiction took 10 years of my life, left me smelling at work — Man narrates
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Drug addiction took 10 years of my life, left me smelling at work — Man narrates

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
A Nigerian man shares his harrowing 10-year journey through drug addiction, detailing job loss, family strain, and his path to recovery. Learn about his ex Read More: https://punchng.com/drug-addiction-took-10-years-of-my-life-left-me-smelling-at-work-man-narrates/

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