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Actress expresses concern about an observation she has made about night spaces in Nigeria

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Actress expresses concern about an observation she has made about night spaces in Nigeria

A Nigerian actress has expressed concern about an observation she made while out for a night of fun with friends. 
Helena Nelson Ikoi claimed that many young Nigerians no longer enjoy regular hangouts because they have allegedly gotten used to taking hard drugs, thereby making regular outings boring. 
She added that it is affecting many people greatly and she warned those who have not fallen into the trap to avoid it. 
She wrote: “A lot of your friends do not enjoy regular hangouts anymore, not because of stress or the state of the country; but because they’re doing hard drvgs and regular fun is now boring.
It’s really getting out of hand the way  night spaces are been overrun with drvgs.
“I have turned down a lot of people offering to buy me expensive ‘white powder’ and when I ask them to send me the money instead to invest in my business, I meet a cold shoulder. 
“People will willingly spend millions for you to join them on crack, coke and ice but giving you the same millions to better your life and business is where they draw the line. 
“Which is why I’m alway advising people (young women) to be more self aware. Peer pressure will only bring you harm in most cases. Learn to say NO.”

Actress expresses concern about an observation she has made about night spaces in Nigeria

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