Terry G, one
of Nigeria popular but controversial artistes while chatting with Saturday
beats said he once indulged in hard substance.
He said, it was never really his intention to get into drugs.
He also
revealed that he was introduced into taking the substance by an actress.
“People
actually see me as a very bad guy, so it does not surprise me when I go to
certain places and they offer me some things because they think I already
indulge in them. It was a gathering of celebrities and they say when you are in
Rome act like a Roman. I was offered and I did not want to be seen as the odd
one out, so I indulged in it with them,” he said.
Talking about
the substance, Terry G said it was cocaine but he found out that it didn’t
“work” for him even after he used it, so he decided to quit.
“I am the
first born of my family and I felt it would not be good to continue with such.
Also, God has blessed me with enough energy. My fans know me to be very
energetic and I believe that anything that could slow me down can kill me. I
spoke to myself because the substance normally slowed me down and I decided to
stop it. While I indulged in it, nobody knew because I know how to control
myself,” he said.
Terry G could
remember how he quit as he said, “I cut off all relationships that I had with
that set of people. We stopped communicating. I have never bought it before in
my life, so it was easy to stop once I cut those people off.”
Apart from
the drug issue, there was a time Terry G decided to add ‘Zuz’ to his name. A
lot of people frowned at it, saying it was blasphemous.
Reacting to
that, Terry G said, “That is what they think. Jesus is a name. They should make
their findings, I am a child of God and I will never blaspheme. The name Jesus
has been in existence even before our Lord was born. The only comma there is
Christ. I cannot call myself Christ. The spelling of my name is different. It
is Terry G Zuz, not Terry Jesus. But based on the fact that I love controversy,
I did not mind. It is just the same way I said people should be calling me
Lucifer. I knew it was going to create controversy but what I meant was ‘look
see far.’ Our elders often say that what they can see sitting down, a child
cannot see it even if he climbs a tree and that is what informed the name. I
like thinking out of the box.”
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