Nigerian singer Omah Lay has opened up about his difficulty quitting smoking, admitting that despite several attempts, he has struggled to give up the habit.
The singer made the revelation during a recent conversation, where he candidly spoke about his fondness for smoking and his efforts to stop.
Omah Lay said he had previously tried to force himself to quit but found it difficult to overcome the habit.
He explained that he has now chosen not to put himself under excessive pressure, noting that life is short and everyone will eventually die.
The singer also discussed the experience of smoking weed in Nigeria, where cannabis remains illegal. According to him, the prohibition can sometimes make young people feel like criminals.
He described the feeling of happiness he gets from smoking as “artificial happiness” but said he still wants to enjoy his life and embrace the things that give him peace.
Omah Lay’s comments offer a candid insight into his personal struggle with smoking and his current approach to dealing with the habit.
