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Suck-and-Die: Deadly Cheap Drug Turning Youngsters into Zombies

A new wave of cheap, highly addictive street drugs nicknamed “Suck-and-Die” is wreaking havoc among Nigerian youths, sparking widespread concern among parents, communities, and health authorities. Sold at shockingly low prices in inner-city streets, the substance is reportedly a mixture of toxic chemicals that produce a powerful high followed by severe neurological damage.

Witnesses and community leaders describe users as “walking zombies” — slumped, incoherent, and completely unaware of their surroundings. Hospitals and rehabilitation centers are reporting an alarming rise in cases linked to the drug, with many victims experiencing memory loss, violent behavior, and fatal overdoses.

Public health experts warn that “Suck-and-Die” poses a greater threat than previous street drugs because of its easy accessibility and devastating effects. Law enforcement agencies are scrambling to trace its source and shut down the supply chain, while advocacy groups call for urgent government intervention, more rehabilitation centers, and massive public awareness campaigns to stem the epidemic before it spreads further.