“I trekked from Awoyaya to Oriental hotel in Victoria Island” – Singer Solidstar narrates ordeal with hard substance (Video)

Notable Nigerian singer Joshua Iniyezo professionally known as Solidstar in a recent statement narrates the ordeal he faced in the past due to drug influence.

While featuring as a guest on the audio-visual podcast “The Honest Bunch” hosted by media personality Nedu Wazobia and co podcasters, Solidstar utters that he was introduced to a banned hard substance known as Ice by some set of young people in 2021.

Solidstar, the “Oluchi” crooner added that he really went through a lot while battling with drug abuse

In his words; ‘’A lot of things happened to me. Young young boys introduced me to a substance, Ice. ‘’This substance affected me a lot.”

The singer disclosed that the hard substance influenced him so badly that he was beginning to see himself as ‘’a king” and that he didn’t need to pay for any item he purchased.

He said one day he walked from Awoyaya in Lagos Mainland to the Oriental Hotel at Victoria Island.

Watch the video below;

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See reactions below;

pauladeai: Bro leave story, nobody introduce you to anything.. People should start taking responsibilities for their actions and stop hiding under the bus.. Many a times, you have purchased these substances with your own money, on your own accord.. How can solid star that grew up in the trench claim boys lured him? Gotta be a joke.. Oga take responsibility for your actions..

bighooda: Are you sure you are off it ?? .. cos you still sound and look like you are on it.

kellydreyton: Sm@ke canadian loud and eat healthily. Ice na for people wey don give up.

itz_nozyboy: Na only ice you take you mad…. come ghetto come see wetting I dey take for the head to keep working.

activeola: Awoyaya to orientation hotel journey is not a joke , those young boys no try o.

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