Adventures Of Oko Ashawo The Uber Driver - 49

Oko Ashawo never minds his business!!!

The spate of drug abuse amongst our youths is so alarming these days. 

I still remember a few years back when I used to take a particular girl to a private university in the southwest regularly. We would stop by at a particular pharmacy on our way and she would buy codeine and some other drugs. 

She had a deal with a particular pharmacist who supplied her with these things. 

On a specific trip, she poured some Hennessy drink into a water bottle, followed by Schweppes bitter lemon and mixed it with some bottles of codeine, which she sipped all through the journey. 

This girl is from a very rich home but is such a junkie, who also takes other hard drugs. It is not so different these days as we have “science students” everywhere, experimenting with various drug combinations. 

Recently, I picked a young girl from a hotel who complained a young guy of about 26 years whom she is dating. She said he’s a drug addict who can’t even have a normal erection anymore except he uses a high dose of a particular drug and she’s thinking of breaking up with him.

 I really wonder what our youths are turning into these days.

 While working a few days back, I got a request from a location where some young guys just finished having a party. When I got there, the person who made the order told me that I would be taking his friend home. As I waited, about 4 guys brought out an unconscious boy from the building and they tried to revive him by pouring water on him. I was given an address and told that I should take him home. 

Nobody was willing to escort him. They said they would pay me handsomely for the job. I was so angry and I cancelled the trip immediately.

 I was at a loss on what to do, thinking if I should involve the police or not. While still deliberating on my next line of action, the unconscious boy came around and they gave him water to drink. Before I knew it, they had made a new request and another driver came to pick up the boy.

 When I spoke with the driver and told him of the associated risks involved in taking such a trip, he told me to mind my business. 

Hmmmm … nothing wey Oko Ashawo no go see for this work.

*Hahahahahahhahahahaahhaahahah @ mind your business 😛

No drugs no hard on?..when you listen,i hope you give advice too?

what a pity!!!