Meet Fortune Ifeanyichukwu Njoku, 32 years old, from Imo State.
He studied microbiology and hyped at clubs like Quilox and Club Envy. A skilled salesman, MC and singer, Got introduced to substances by a mentor he trusted. Went into Rehab and relapse due to a trigger he spoke about.
Today Ifeanyi is ready to be free and rebuild.
Favour Umega’s journey reminds us that recovery is possible, and your story is not over yet, God is not done with you.
If you’re struggling, know that help is available and healing is real.
Thank you Favour for choosing life. Your testimony will touch many lives.
Thanks to everyone who supported and thanks to @flourish_life_center @tegaomogor . God bless you ❤️.
For support and sponsorship towards Favour’s next phase — her copywriting and rebuilding, please reach out to us.
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Posted princess’s video few Days ago, your love, supports and donations aided us to be able to admit her into a quality rehabilitation program.
From the depth of my heart THANK YOU FAMILY ❤️
Thank you for saving lives, we’re doing this together ❤️.
Meet Azeez Sodiq, a 35-year-old skilled mechanical engineer with 13 years of experience.
Everything changed after a serious accident where a car engine fell on his hands. In pain and looking for relief, he listened to a friend’s advice and started using substances as a Cure because he couldn’t afford the prescription drugs from the hospital.
In an attempt to manage the pain it eventually led him into addiction and deep regret.
Azeez still carries valuable skills and a desire to rebuild.
If you’re willing to support his rehabilitation and help him get back on his feet, please reach out.
#wearenotthugs #want #explore #fypシ
Meet Igberaese Omozele Ogechi Princess.
30 years old.
Graduate of Theatre and Media Studies, University of Calabar.
Professional chef with a diploma in culinary arts.
An only child. A single mother.
Behind the degrees and the skill is a painful story, a broken home, a father who disowned her, and friends who body-shamed her until the pain became too heavy to carry alone which led her into drug addiction.
Princess is not her addiction.
She is a mother. A graduate. A chef with skill and dreams still alive in her.
Let’s help her get back on track.
#sayNoToDrugs #wearenotthugs #explore #want #fyp
Sarah’s journey reminds us that recovery is possible, If you’re struggling, know that help is available and healing is real.
Thank you Sarah for your courage and for choosing life. Your testimony is changing lives.
#Wearenotthugs #want
Honored to deliver the Keynote at the Mental Health Summit 2.0 × Happiness Fest 2.0 themed “Happiness Unlocked” alongside other Amazing keynote speakers and panelists.
From the Old Great Hall UNILSG’s College of Medicine, Grateful to @admapunilag and @Happinessngr @PANS_Unilag
A massive thank you to everyone who came out to support the We Are Not Thugs “HEALTHY SHITTA MEDICAL OUTREACH” 💚💚
Huge appreciation to @aproko_doctor and @the_beardedsina for believing in the vision, taking time out of your busy schedules, and showing up for the community🙏🏾.
Meet Mathew Oyinlola, 33years old,
A graduate of Delta State Polytechnic, Oghara and once a skilled professional barber, drugs stole his career, savings, and relationship.
Today, he’s bravely seeking help and ready to leave addiction behind.
Recovery is possible. Let’s support ❤️🩹