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How I was introduced to hard drugs, paid N720,000 for sleeping injection – Sex therapist, Jaruma

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Hauwa ‘Jaruma‘ Muhammad, the self-proclaimed sex therapist, has spoken about her battle with substance abuse, according to TheCable.

In 2023, there were speculations that the entrepreneur was under rehabilitation after a video of her looking distressed went viral.

Tosin Silverdam, the blogger, had claimed Jaruma was rehabilitated in Abuja for substance abuse.

But speaking in an X space organised by NDLEA on Friday, Jaruma revealed that she started to abuse drugs when she came to the limelight.

The sex therapist said a close friend invited her for a hang-out and tried convincing her to take marijuana but she refused.

“I once made a video on YouTube discussing something. It was just a plan; I didn’t know the video would go viral and turn me into the Jaruma everyone knows,” she said.

“I was trying to get a job and earn a regular income. Being in the spotlight, I made some mistakes. I never got involved in drugs during my secondary school and university days because I was my mother’s only child. One day, a friend who I knew was into drugs (marijuana) invited me to hang out. We were chilling together, and she offered me the marijuana, but I refused, saying I was okay.

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“She then asked me how I relax since I don’t drink or smoke, mentioning that every celebrity has a way to relieve stress. I told her I can’t do drugs or drink because I’m Muslim. A few days later, I saw them with a balloon, and I wondered what on earth they were doing with it. I had no idea what it was. She said, ‘Let me show you.’ If I had known what the balloon (hard drug) was, I would have refused it, just like I refused the marijuana earlier because I know what weed (cannabis) is, what codeine is, and all that stuff, so when offered, I can say no.”

Jaruma revealed that when she eventually yielded to her friend’s request and inhaled the balloon, her brain function ceased and she started to drool.

“I was on the floor, and then my friend said that’s the initial effect, but after I do it one, two, three, four times, I’ll get used to it, and it will become normal, and I won’t be drooling anymore,” she said.

“This was something I didn’t know. She gave me the balloon, put it in my mouth, and said, ‘Just inhale it,’ and I did.

“So, after I regained consciousness, I left because I was so upset. So, I left and never spoke to her again.”

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The entrepreneur, who runs a sex enhancement brand, said she started using hard drugs after she met Anuoluwapo Adepoju, the Lagos-based plastic surgeon.

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Jaruma said she was “deceived into believing” that the drugs would help fight off her depression and she kept taking it until she became addicted to substance usage.

The graduate of International Relations and Human Therapy from Istanbul Kultur University, Turkey said she attempted to commit suicide after “I became tired of everything”.

“Then Dr. Anu came. She had told me some things. She said some people have been paid to bring me down and tarnish my image. She said some people are after me. The details are not for here, you can follow me on Instagram or Twitter. I will post more details on that. I reported Dr Anu to my fathers Buba Marwa and Femi Babafemi. They were getting ready. I sued her in court. Sooner, you are going to see the petition with the date and everything. NDLEA were so mad when I told them what happened,” she said.

“… she said ‘let me give you one injection. If I give you that injection, you are going to sleep like you have never slept before. She claimed I was going to forget all my problems. She grabbed my arm and did the injection. The moment it touched my blood. I felt something at the back of my neck onto my shoulders. The body had felt something it had never felt before. As she was pushing I was collapsing. I was falling off my bed until I was completely knocked out.

“I did not know where I was. I did not know what I was doing. I was knocked out completely for like two weeks. When I woke up, my hands and veins were swollen. A few weeks later, when someone started saying something about me, I called and asked if I could get that sleeping injection. One pack was N60,000. I think I paid N720,000 to her.

“She would sometimes send the injections to me or come do it herself. I got nurses who would be injecting me every night. And then at some point, one stopped working for me. I mean one dose. I started using two doses. Two stopped working. I started doing three doses. Sometimes I do five at once. And that was when my body started jacking like I had epilepsy. And then foam was now coming out my months.

“Cocaine makes you hyper. Drugs make you low. After that initial feeling that the injection is sweet. When you wake up you feel one kind of depression. You even feel worse every time you wake up. I feel like crap.

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“One time I got fed up and I just wanted to die. I was just tired. I knew what five doses did to me. So, I purposely injected myself with 10 doses. When my workers found me I was not breathing. I did the injection myself and used a very big vein on my wrist. I was becoming unconscious. As I was becoming unconscious, the needle fell out, and the blood from the big vein was gushing out. It was a horrific sight to see.

“Next thing, I just saw myself in a white environment with big machines and doctors around me. Doctors trying to bring me back to life. And I said I am still not dead?”

 

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Tiwa Savage marks 12 years of debut album ‘Once Upon a Time’

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Nigerian Afrobeats superstar, Tiwa Savage, has marked the 12th anniversary of her debut album, Once Upon a Time, expressing deep gratitude to her fans and reflecting on her journey so far.

In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday, Savage described the album as the foundation of many milestones in her career, adding that it remains an emotional moment for her even after more than a decade.

She wrote, “Wow…. My debut album ‘Once upon a time’ turns 12 years already??

“This album was the beginning of so many milestones for me. It’s actually very emotional for me but I’m so grateful to God, and to every single person that’s stood by me since day one.”

Released in 2013, ‘Once Upon a Time’ featured hits like Kele Kele Love, Love Me, Love Me, Love Me, and Eminado, songs that established Savage as one of Africa’s leading female voices in music.

The Somebody’s Son crooner also used the anniversary to announce a forthcoming project, describing it as a raw and authentic body of work, free from the pressures of industry trends and streaming numbers.

She added, “I poured my heart into it and now, 12 years later, I’m still here, still standing and ready to release another iconic body of work.

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“A project that’s raw, creating something I’ve always wanted to make not influenced by streams or trends, just like my first album. This journey has come full circle. Thank you to my amazing soldiers for riding with me. Still feels like the beginning, maybe because the best is still yet to come ….“

 

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‘You’re not a woman’ – Portable exposes Bobrisky again

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'You’re not a woman' - Portable exposes Bobrisky again

Controversial singer Portable has issued a challenge to cross-dresser Bobrisky, following the latter’s recent name change to Afolashade Amope.

In a video, Portable mocked Bobrisky, questioning the authenticity of the name change.

He challenged Bobrisky to a physical fight, demanding a Ferrari and N100 million as conditions to show up.

Portable also boasted that he would disfigure Bobrisky’s face with a single blow.

He dared Bobrisky to return to Nigeria for a one-on-one confrontation, stating he’s ready for a showdown.

“You’re not a woman, Bobrisky. They should invite myself and you to a boxing fight, brotherhood are not proud of you. Bobrisky I want to fight you, they should give me N100m. Who will give me Ferrari, I want to beat Bobrisky”, he said in part.

 

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Tiwa Savage: The last time I had s3x

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In a candid discussion, Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage opened up about her feelings regarding intimacy.

She revealed that there are moments when she longs for the connection that sex can bring; however, she emphasized that she has only engaged in sexual relationships when she is in a serious commitment.

Tiwa passionately articulated her belief that her body holds immense value, declaring that it is priceless and cannot be purchased by any amount of money.

This perspective highlights her commitment to maintaining her self-worth and the importance she places on meaningful relationships.

She expressed how this significant period of abstinence has shaped her life and personal experiences, emphasizing the emotional and psychological journey she has undergone during this time.

In a post on Music trend Facebook, Tiwa Savage quoted as saying:

“Since I separated with my husband it’s 5 years now and I haven’t had sex,” – Tiwa Savage says in an interview

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“Sometimes I miss it but I only had sex when I’m in a serious relationship or married . My body is priceless and not even money can buy it”, says Tiwa Såvage.

In 2021, Tiwa Savage has revealed she is being blackmailed over a sex tape but says she won’t pay.

She said the video was accidentally posted on Snapchat by her lover who deleted it after he realised his error but it had already been downloaded by a stalker.

She said she cried when she first saw the video and feared the reaction.

Savage, 41, is one of the world’s biggest Afrobeats stars and is signed to Universal Music Group.

She is famous for songs such as Kele Kele and Eminado and was part of Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records in Nigeria, where she was known as First Lady.

“I am not going to call it a sex tape but it’s a tape between me and the person I am dating right now,” she told radio host Angie Martinez of Power 105.1 in New York.

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She revealed that the incident happened last month and that the person tried extorting money from her but that she was not going to allow anyone to blackmail her “for doing something that is natural”.

 

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(FULL LIST): Wizkid beats Davido, Burna Boy as most streamed Nigeria artist in 2025

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(FULL LIST): Wizkid beats Davido, Burna Boy as most streamed Nigeria artist in 2025

Nigerian artist Wizkid has once again showcased his talent by achieving a remarkable milestone, defeating his direct rival, Davido, as the most streamed Nigerian artist in the first quarter of 2025 with 218 million streams.

Wizkid topped the TurnTable charts Asake came in second place with his signature Afrobeats-Amapiano fusion, earning him 147 million streams.

Not far behind, Seyi Vibez secured third with 138 million streams. Rounding up the top five are Tml Vibez (107 million) and ODUMODUBLVCK (88 million), both delivering bold, innovative vibes that resonate widely.

The list sees new artists Ayo Maff at 87 million streams in 6th place, while Rema and Davido hold on with 75 million, 73 million streams. Fido (67 million) and BNXN (60 million) wrap up the top 10.

Burna Boy had 59 million streams in the quarter, putting him in 11th place. Meanwhile, T.I BLAZE and Bella Shmurda raked in 56 million and 52 million, respectively.

Further down, Shallipopi’s street-hop swagger brings him to 14th place with 47 million streams, while Fireboy DML (45 million), BhadBoi OML (44 million) and Chike (42.5 million), FOLA (42.4 million), DJ 4Kerty (41.5 million), and ZerrydL (41 million) wrap up the top 20 spot.

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Iyabo Ojo confesses: Lies I told my kids about their father

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Iyabo Ojo confesses: Lies I told my kids about their father

Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo is opening up about the lies she told her children about their father in a bid to maintain a ‘balanced life’ for her kids.

Speaking about why she made this decision to tell these lies to her children, and opening up about a number of them she told, Iyabo Ojo comes clean in an interview with AntoSays.

Here’s what Iyabo Ojo had to say. …CONTINUE READING.

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There’s something they call white lie. My story is crazy, when I say crazy I mean I need to write a book about my life because sometimes when I sit down and I look at the mirror and I look at myself I’m like oh girl, how did you pull through? 

I didn’t come from a balanced family. When I say balanced, I don’t mean financially. My family financially were very okay, but my upbringing wasn’t balanced because of the things that were going on with my dad and my mom and my family. So I did not come from a balanced family and one thing I craved and wanted was my kids to have a balanced home.

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So when that didn’t happen, the first thing I did was to block my kids off everything that was going on. My kids didn’t have access to social media or phone or anything until they were like probably 15 or 14.

That was when I allowed them to start even knowing what they call social media or whatever it is. They didn’t have access to reading newspapers or anything because I told a lot of white lies and that was the fact that your dad is a traveler, he travels a lot.

So they didn’t realize that we were separated for a very long time and I made sure that no matter how angry I was with their dad, I allowed him access to his kids when he came home to visit. I bought Christmas gifts, New Year gifts. I always had to double the gifts I will buy: one from him, one for me and make sure his own is bigger.

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After scandalous marriage, Toke Makinwa don’t mind becoming 5th wife, gives reasons.

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After scandalous marriage, Toke Makinwa don't mind becoming 5th wife, gives reasons.

Following a tumultuous and highly publicized scandalous marriage, media personality Toke Makinwa has expressed a willingness to embrace the role of a fifth wife.

According to Nigerian Tribune, she shares her reasons with conviction, revealing layers of resilience and an open heart, unafraid of the societal judgment that often accompanies such a bold choice.

In a recent episode posted on Instagram, Toke humorously but openly declared her readiness to become a second, third, or even fifth wife if the opportunity arose.

Toke has often spoken about how the breakup left her emotionally wounded and forced her into deep reflection.

“That chapter left me broken,” she once said, describing how hard it was to move on after such betrayal.

Now, at 40, she’s embracing her reality with a new sense of confidence and clarity. Rejecting societal pressure, she boldly stated: “I’m 40, single, and childless. I said it—and nothing happened.”

Toke also acknowledged that had she rushed into another relationship, she might have ended up in another failed marriage.

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“I used to be ashamed… but the truth is, if I’d remarried, it would have ended in another divorce. Life teaches hard lessons,” she admitted.

Her willingness to consider a polygamous marriage arrangement challenges traditional views, especially around what’s considered acceptable for women.

“At this stage in my life, I’d marry again—even if it means being wife number five,” she joked.

Her comment reflects a change in her outlook on love and marriage, possibly shaped by the painful end of her marriage to Maje Ayida in 2017, which ended in scandal.

Toke’s story is resonating with many who face similar societal expectations. Through her transparency, she’s not just stirring controversy—she’s promoting a new understanding of love, fulfillment, and personal growth.

Her courage in addressing these often-taboo topics is sparking meaningful discussions about what it really means to live a full and authentic life today.

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