Hi-Speed Endorsed as VGADA Ambassador, Commits to Fighting Drug Abuse Through Music »

Popular Kogi State-born musician, Daud Suleiman, widely known by his stage name “Hi-Speed,” has announced his new role as an ambassador for the Vanguard Against Drug Abuse (VGADA) Specialist Rehabilitation Center in Abuja. The center is recognized for its focus on the treatment and rehabilitation of young individuals suffering from drug addiction.

Hi-Speed, in a social media post shared with his fans earlier today, expressed his commitment to using his music as a tool to inspire and reach out to young people, a demographic often affected by the devastating consequences of drug abuse.

“The untold and unwholesome consequences of drug abuse on our society are unimaginable,” Hi-Speed remarked in his post. He further stated that as a VGADA ambassador, he intends to harness the positive influence of music and artists to promote a drug-free lifestyle and enhance mental and emotional well-being.

This endorsement is a significant move aimed at combating the rising issue of drug abuse among the youths in Nigeria. The management of VGADA believes that a partnership with the music superstar Hi-Speed will leverage the universal appeal of music to advocate for healthier choices and spread awareness about the dangers of drug abuse.

The musician’s fans and fellow artists have flooded his social media pages with messages of support, lauding his decision to use his platform for this noble cause. With his widespread influence, Hi-Speed’s voice is expected to resonate with the youth as he champions the fight against drug addiction through his music and advocacy.