Renowned Nigerian music producer ID Cabasa has issued a stark warning to society, declaring that drug abuse has escalated into a full-blown societal pandemic, far beyond being a private or individual concern.
Speaking passionately, ID Cabasa stressed that the rising trend of substance abuse among youth and adults alike is symptomatic of deeper social, economic, and cultural issues. “This isn’t about a few individuals making poor choices,” he said. “It’s a reflection of the environment we live in, the pressures we face, and the lack of adequate support systems.”
The music mogul called on governments, families, and community leaders to take urgent action—urging the implementation of preventive programs, education campaigns, and accessible rehabilitation services. “If we treat drug abuse as a personal failing alone, we ignore the bigger picture—and we all pay the price,” he warned.
Fans and social commentators have lauded ID Cabasa for raising awareness on a topic often stigmatized or ignored, framing the fight against substance abuse as a collective responsibility rather than a private shame.
