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Ice Prince: I Blew ₦340M on Weed From One Dealer in 6 Years
Nigerian rapper Ice Prince has revealed a shocking detail about his past lifestyle, disclosing the massive amount he spent on cannabis over the years and how it influenced his decision to quit smoking.
Speaking during a podcast session on Nevon HQ, the award-winning artiste admitted that his spending habits on w+ed were excessive and financially draining, especially from one particular supplier.
“From 2020 to 2026, I have spent ₦340 million on w+ed from just one dealer alone, not to even mention my other dealers from Abuja, Ghana, Jos, and London, he said.
”This is literally just one guy,” ice Prince state.
Ice Prince further explained that the realization of how much he was spending became a turning point, ultimately pushing him to step away from the habit.
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