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30/11/2025

Ndokwa’s fastest rising star Mr Responsibu Mr Responsibu (aka Sen Rich Kay) is set to light up the world with a powerful new track celebrating security, survival, and the bold leadership moves of Senator Prince Ned Nwoko

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30/11/2025

*"The PORTRAIT OF COURAGEOUS LEADER, SENATOR PRINCE NED NWOKO"*

The Visionary Emerges
In a nation clouded by rising insecurity and deepening uncertainty, true leadership is revealed not in silence, but in the courage to speak when it matters most.

Today, we look at a leader whose voice has cut through the noise of politics with remarkable clarity, Senator Ned Nwoko.

While others tiptoe around Nigeria’s toughest conversations, Senator Nwoko steps forward with boldness grounded in truth. He has consistently warned that Nigeria’s security architecture is overwhelmed, understaffed, and underfunded.

This is not the voice of a politician seeking applause. It is the call of a statesman who understands that every policy failure has a human cost.

He stands as a reminder that vision is not about predicting the future, it is about having the courage to shape it.

When Vision Meets Consensus
Senator Ned Nwoko did not wait for national panic before sounding the alarm. Long before the Senate took up discussions on firearm reforms, he had already drawn attention to the harsh truth: Nigeria’s police force simply cannot bear the burden alone.

And then came a turning point.
During a recent plenary session, Senator Ndume, one of the most respected lawmakers in security matters; publicly aligned with Nwoko’s position.

This was more than agreement; it was validation.
A veteran confirming a truth that had been courageously spoken months earlier.

Slowly, a once-controversial idea began to transform into a national consensus.

The Senate’s decision to review Nigeria’s firearm laws is not just a legislative action, it is the flowering of foresight. The acknowledgement that responsible citizens must be empowered in a nation where danger walks freely and fear has become a silent companion.

And at the center of this transition stands Senator Ned Nwoko: steady, fearless, and unwavering

Leader for Today, A Legacy for Tomorrow
In championing this cause, Senator Ned Nwoko has proven that leadership is not about occupying a seat—it's about reshaping a future.

His commitment goes far beyond Delta North.
It reaches into every community longing for safety…
Every family praying for peace…
Every Nigerian determined to reclaim the dignity of living without fear.

He is rewriting the expectations of public service.
He is challenging Nigeria to reimagine its security realities.
He is demonstrating that courage, when backed by purpose, can spark national transformation.

The people of Delta North are fortunate,
Not simply because they have a representative,
But because they have a defender.
A voice unafraid to disturb the silence.
A visionary unwilling to accept the status quo.

As Nigeria navigates this defining moment, one thing is clear:
History will remember those who stood with truth when the nation needed them most.

Senator Ned Nwoko stands among them.
Courageous.
Consistent.
Committed to a safer and stronger Nigeria.

30/11/2025

Anioma: The Journey So Far

Gloria Okolugbo

From Cultural Aspiration to Constitutional Consideration.

For decades, the idea of Anioma has lived in our conversations, our culture, our shared ancestry and our collective memory as a people. What started as a simple affirmation of identity has matured into a structured political journey that now stands before the nation as one of the most organised and credible bids for state creation in contemporary Nigeria. The renewed agitation for Anioma State is therefore not an emotional quest. It is a disciplined pursuit of equity and a response to long standing structural imbalances within the federation.

Today, the journey has reached a point where history is no longer being imagined. It is being negotiated. And it is being documented stage by stage.

The cultural foundation: Anioma as a lived identity

The earliest push for Anioma was rooted in culture. Our traditional institutions, cultural bodies and scholars consistently projected the distinct identity of Delta North. The unity of the Aniocha, Ika, Ndokwa and Ukwuani people provided the social foundation upon which political advocacy could stand. This cultural clarity remains one of Anioma’s greatest strengths. When a people know who they are, their political claims become anchored in legitimacy.

Legislative acceleration: The Senate bill that changed the tide

The agitation took a decisive turn when Senator Ned Nwoko sponsored the bill for the creation of Anioma State from the nine local government areas of Delta North. This was a historic step forward because it gave Anioma a clearly defined geographic, administrative and constitutional structure. The proposed state was not built on assumptions. It was built on an already functional zone within Delta with established boundaries, resources and local government formations.

Senator Ned did more than sponsor a bill. He laid out the constitutional framing of a viable state by providing the population data, the economic viability indicators, the administrative footprint and the cultural coherence required under the constitution. The bill therefore became more than a submission. It became the model of how a new state can be presented within a modern constitutional process.

The Senate debate that followed showed broad support across party lines. For the first time in recent years, Anioma was placed firmly and legitimately on the national legislative agenda.

Constitution Review Committee: Anioma enters the national shortlist

When the Constitution Review Committee began its national assessment of proposals for new states, Anioma stood out because it had both structure and history. At the committee retreats, including the well publicised session in Kano, and thereafter, Lagos, members examined each submission through legal thresholds, population spread, geographic continuity and administrative viability.

Anioma consistently met these constitutional requirements. The clarity of the nine defined LGAs made it one of the most complete submissions before the committee. The outcome of this rigorous process was a major breakthrough. Anioma was shortlisted as one of the viable proposals and was recognised in the national conversation as a response to the long acknowledged need for a sixth state in the South East.

The harmonised position: A unified case for one additional state

One of the most strategic developments in this journey is the conversation about a harmonised position for the proposed South East state. This debate acknowledges that the zone cannot present fragmented demands.

Groups from Imo, Anambra and parts of Delta presented their aspirations, including the proposals for Anim and other neighbouring formations. Through sustained dialogue, the conversation has now evolved toward a single united position that recognises the historical ties, cultural connections and administrative logic that Anioma brings to the table.

Because Anioma is already framed around a constitutionally coherent block of LGAs, it is placed at the centre of this harmonised outlook.

The journey so far and the path ahead

Anioma’s progress has not been accidental. It has been driven by deliberate advocacy, bipartisan engagement and respect for constitutional order. The milestones that remain include:

• the formal adoption of the boundary framework by the appropriate sub committee
• securing the required two thirds support from state assemblies
• the referendum that confirms the will of the people
• final approval by the National Assembly in accordance with constitutional requirements

Each stage demands unity, strategy and an unbroken commitment to the greater good of the proposed state and the South East zone.

Why Anioma matters

Anioma State is not merely a geographic adjustment. It offers balanced development, a more equitable federation and a long overdue correction in Nigeria’s political configuration. It aligns with the national search for fairness, stability and administrative efficiency.

The journey is far from over, but the progress so far shows what is possible when a people are consistent, organised and guided by logic, history and conviction.

Anioma has moved from aspiration to national recognition. From recognition to legislative documentation. And from documentation, it now approaches the threshold of constitutional reality.

As Anioma approaches the referendum stage, it is crucial for every citizen to understand that this is the defining moment. When people boycott voting processes or fail to come out and clearly express their will, they unintentionally empower actions taken outside the mandate of the people. The referendum is not a formality. It is the voice of Anioma speaking for itself. Any misgivings should wait for the referendum. All Anioma citizens must therefore approach the referendum with determination, without fear or favour, and vote in support of Anioma State so that the future we have worked for is secured by the people themselves.

27/11/2025

Ukwuani people, this video is for you and has been welcomed as seen on various platforms...

It teaches our people that our various unique identities which has never moved or changed will not be changed or moved by having Anioma State in South East Geopolitical zone.

By: Sen Rich Kay

22/11/2025

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21/11/2025

A PHILOSOPHICAL PUBLICATION ON THE RECENT POSITIONS OF SOME TRADITIONAL RULERS REGARDING ANIOMA STATE CREATION

In every generation, a moment arrives when a people must choose between the shadows of hesitation and the sunlight of destiny. For Anioma, that moment is now.

The dream of Anioma State is not new, not sudden, and certainly not the invention of political convenience. It was the labour, the aspiration, and the unshakable conviction of our revered forebears
Dennis Osadebay, Senator Nosike, the late Asagba of Asaba Obi Chikezie Edozien, the late Dein of Agbor (father of the present king), the late Obi Nwoko of Idumuje-Ugboko, the Obi of Aboh, and many other traditional custodians of Anioma identity.
They envisioned Anioma not merely as a state but as a dignified return to its historic Eastern root, where cultural kinship, linguistic identity, and ancestral memory align as one.

Today, Senator Prince Ned Nwoko has taken up that ancient mandate not as a personal battle, but as the final lap of a marathon generations have run.

Yet, in this defining moment, a few voices of authority have chosen a path that contradicts their earlier commitments.

The recent decisions by the Asagba of Asaba, and the shift in stance by the Dein of Agbor, have raised profound questions in the hearts of our people. Not because disagreement is forbidden, it is not, but because these very leaders had previously stood firmly in support of Anioma State Creation, even participating actively in the process.

What changed?

What new truth emerged that was previously unknown?

What reason now justifies abandoning a cause their fathers and predecessors championed so passionately?

The Claim About Boundaries and the Capital. A Philosophical Interrogation

The Asagba now argues that he withdraws from the Technical Committee because:

1. There are “irreconcilable differences” over geographical delineation.

2. There are suspicions that the capital may be moved from Asaba.

Yet these concerns conflict with the facts known to all:

The proposed bill clearly confines Anioma State to the existing 9 LGAs of Delta North.

No part of Delta Central or Delta South is being merged.

The geopolitical zone designation has never altered the identity, power, economy, or heritage of a people, just as Anioma survived transitions from Western Region to Midwest, to Bendel, and now South-South.

So the question becomes:
How does belonging to the South East, a region that needs only one state to be balanced, diminish Anioma?
What do we stand to lose?
Up to this day, no answer has been provided.

History Is Watching

Anioma is not a monarchy. Anioma is a people.
A people older than any throne, larger than any stool, and wiser than any political allegiance.

Our traditional rulers are respected. They are symbolic pillars of our identity.
But they are not the voice of the entire Anioma nation.
They speak for themselves and sometimes for their communities, but Anioma itself is a collective destiny, not a royal estate.

And so, when a few leaders suddenly shift position, after previously endorsing the cause, the people have the moral right to question:

What motivates this change?

Why now, when success is finally within reach?

Why contradict their predecessors who fought openly for this very dream?

Why align with political preferences that may not reflect the will of the people?

These contradictions create an impression whether accurate or not, that political influence, fear of loss of relevance, or the pressure of certain interests may be weighing more heavily than the aspirations of the people.

But the People Must Decide Their Future. Not Fear, Not Politics, Not Compromise

The coming referendum is not a referendum on kings.
It is not a referendum on politicians.
It is not a referendum on personal interests.

It is a referendum on Anioma identity,
on Anioma destiny,
on Anioma self-determination.

Those who oppose Anioma joining the South East fully understand that only one state can be created in the region.
To demand Anioma State in the South South where the constitution makes no such provision, is indirectly saying Anioma should not be created at all.

This is the uncomfortable truth.

The Ancestors Have Spoken Through History, Not Through Fear

Our fathers said:
"Let Anioma stand where its roots began."
"Let Anioma rise where its identity is strongest."
"Let the Eastern voice echo with the name Anioma."

Are we now to abandon this heritage because of modern fear?
Because of political calculations that may not last beyond the next election cycle?
Because of royal preferences that contradict ancestral expectations?

Anioma, Stand Firm

This is our moment.
Not for division.
Not for intimidation.
Not for confusion.

But for clarity.

For unity.

For courage.

Let no one tell you Anioma will lose anything by becoming the 6th state of the South East.
Let no one threaten you with shadows.
Let no one convince you to fear your own identity.

Anioma loses nothing.
Anioma gains everything.
And above all,
Anioma becomes complete.

Ahead of the Referendum

We call on all sons and daughters of Anioma:

Vote with the wisdom of our ancestors.

Vote with the courage of our forebears.

Vote with the hope of generations yet unborn.

Kings may speak.
Politicians may maneuver.
But the power of destiny rests with the people.

Let us stand together.
Let us vote overwhelmingly.
Let us finish the work our fathers began.

ANIOMA STATE MUST COME.
AND IT MUST COME IN THE SOUTH EAST WHERE IT BELONGS.

Chief Sen Rich Kay Enuenwosu
Onu Osa 1 Of Ndokwa Nation
President - Ndokwa Ukwuani Youth Association (NUYA)
Sec. Anioma Council Of Chiefs.
Chairman Ohanaeze Youth Council Delta State .
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21/11/2025

LAND IN UGBOKO IS FOR THE UNIVERSITY. NO LAND GRABBING AND NO ISSUES OF MURDER. JUST RED HERRING.

Sowore Omoleye, the publisher of Sahara reporters has started re-enacting the same old lies he told more than two years ago - that Senator Ned Nwoko grabbed lands in Idumuje Ugboko and also caused some persons to be murdered .

As someone who has been following the trauma suffered by the 29 victims of the 2017 Idumuje Ugboko mayhem, orchestrated by Prince Chukwunonso Nwoko, the current state- installed Obi of Idumuje Ugboko, I stand a good stead to correct this malicious falsehood against an illustrious son of Idumuje Ugboko.

In 2015, Prince , now Senator Ned Nwoko, applied for a piece of land - 90 hectares- to establish a sports university in Idumuje Ugboko. The then Obi of the community, HRM Albert Nwoko consulted the members of the land allocation committee and after series of verifications and consultations with stakeholders of the four federating villages , the piece of land was duly approved by the late Obi and allocated to Linas international limited , a company owned by Ned Nwoko.

The decision by Prince Ned Nwoko to establish the first Sports University in the community was then celebrated by every community folk , including Chukwunonso Nwoko and Gabriel Ogbechie, the proprietor of RainOil. Trouble started when Chukwunonso Nwoko started to issue orders from the royal palace even when his father was still alive. As two Obis cannot occupy the palace simultaneously, some chiefs like the Iyase, Chukwuka Christopher Ogwu and the Odogwu, Chief Sunday Edemodu sought to know what was happening. For their effrontery, Chukwunonso Nwoko clamped down on them and all those who were perceived to be against Chukwunonso succeeding the late King while also threatening to banish them. The death of the Obi, Albert Nwoko under mysterious circumstances on the 6th of February, 2017 signaled a chain of events, one of which was the most horrendous attacks on innocent people in the community who dared to oppose the enthronement of Chukwunonso Nwoko .

The savagery and barbarity of the mayhem, which involved the importation of thugs and native doctors from outside the Idumuje Ugboko Kingdom left 29 persons emotionally traumatized, as their houses were destroyed or burnt . The Iyase of the community, Chief Chukwuka Christopher Ogwu and the Odogwu , Chief Sunday Odemodu were severely beaten like common criminals at the pleasure of Chukwunonso Nwoko and their houses and vehicles vandalized . Both Christopher Ogwu and Sunday Odemodu have been living like vegetables since then until the Iyase bowed to death recently, having been bedridden for 9 years. Sunday Odemodu too has become medically incapacitated for the same period .

The 2017 mayhem also resulted in two deaths - one instant and the other remote. An innocent Benue state born motorcycle rider , Cyprian Kumuolu was clubbed to death in front of Chukwunonso's House on his orders. The victim's body was allegedly mutilated and carted away in a wheelbarrow and disposed off. Till today his body has not been found while the family of the slain motorcycle rider has been in court seeking justice for the past 9 years . Also , the former secretary of the land allocation committee of the community, Kennedy Iloh who was in 2017 severely beaten and cruelly dragged on the ground to the palace of Idumuje Ugboko on the orders of Chukwunonso Nwoko , later died due to the severity of the injuries he sustained in the hands of thugs employed by Chukwunonso Nwoko.
One of the victims ,Ogbuefi Victor Omezi escaped death by the whiskers but, nevertheless had his house destroyed and his business equipment vandalized until he had to relocate abroad to find solace .

Some of the persons who were responsible for the 2017 mayhem were arrested and charged for murder , arson and terrorism and other atrocities at the Federal High court Abuja . Without any explanations or justification their trials were discontinued last year by the Attorney General of the Federation. Also, Ekemejero Ohwovoriole , the present Delta State Attorney General, who was Chukwunonso Nwoko's lawyer in the terrorism case has been using his official position to forestall justice for the victims of the 2017 mayhem. He once allegedly plotted to transfer the terrorism case from Abuja to Delta where he would enter a Nolle Prosequi and absolve Chukwunonso Nwoko and his associates of the terrorism charges. However, this is the right time for the Federal Government to conclude the terrorism case for the benefit of the victims of 2017 who are yet unable to get justice up till today. These are the criminals that Sowore and company are celebrating today and forgetting the victims . As a matter of fact , Sowore has twisted facts to make the Oppressors seem like the oppressed and the victims seem as the Oppressors. This is really unacceptable. Incidentally this same Sowore is to be arraigned on the 20th of November at the Federal High Court following Senator Ned Nwoko's case against him for criminal defamation. When the charges were pressed against him two years ago he shamelessly denied being the publisher of Sahara Reporters. Investigations have revealed that SR, which has no known office was neither registered in Nigeria nor the USA. He uses the cover of virtual anonymity to dabble into private family issues that do not concern him.

Sometime ago, after the Idumuje Ugboko mayhem, a guy simply known as Blessing went to Mount Ned, a government approved tourist site in Idumuje Ugboko with his girlfriend to swim . He entered the swimming pool without the presence of an instructor or guide and unfortunately found himself in the deepest part of the swimming pool. He died before help could reach him. The Police was promptly notified and he was taken to the Issele Uku general hospital where he was pronounced dead. The police carried out an investigation and thereafter released the co**se to the family for burial. Today, however Sowore is painting a different picture by linking Senator Ned Nwoko to the death of Blessing. All in a bid to create substance out of nothing Sowore is also falsely claiming that Regina Daniel was privy to the deaths of Cyprian and Blessing. The truth is that Regina Daniels was not in the picture at all . One wonders if falsehood and character assassination have become Sowore's stock in trade.

Only recently in September, 2025, the Obi designate of Idumuje Ugboko, Solomon Eziokwubundu Nwabuokei Nwoko, on whose behalf the community has been in court to challenge the illegal occupation of the throne of Idumuje Ugboko, died under mysterious circumstances. Chukwunonso Nwoko and his cronies shamelessly celebrated the death of his brother kinsman for days with traditional shooting of canons.

TRUTH ABOUT THE IDUMUJE UGBOKO UNIVERSITY LAND
There is no iota of truth concerning all the malicious and ill-informed stories being peddled by Sowore Omoyele concerning land grabbing of lands in Idumuje Ugboko by Ned Nwoko. The unverified stories emanated from people like Chris Aligbe and others and further harped on and circulated by a fugitive Azuka Jebose who resides in the United States of America.
A former inspector General of police had instituted an inquiry and the IGP's monitoring team came up with a report which exonerated Ned Nwoko of any land grabbing in the community. The complainants were charged to court for the offence of making false statements to public officers .

As a matter of fact , Senator Ned Nwoko paid compensations running into hundreds of millions to farmers from Idumuje Ugboko to Onicha Ugboko who made claims that their crops were affected by the land allocation . Also the police, through forensic analysis had found that the letter purported to have been signed by Obi Albert Nwoko was a forgery. Judgement on the forgery case which was brought before the chief magistrate court in Asaba by the Police in charge No CMA/420c/2016 was made and Chukwunonso Nwoko and two others ( Prince Ejimofor Nwoko and Prince Richard Obiajulu Nwoko) were convicted for forgery on the 8th day of March , 2024. Furthermore, a Delta state official white paper was made exonerating Senator Ned Nwoko of any land grabbing . The white paper emanated after a detailed report was made by the then Special Adviser to the Governor on Conflict Resolution and Peace Building , Edwin Uzor on a fact finding mission to Idumuje Ugboko. Another report was made by the former Aniocha North Council Chairman, Chuks Óseme exonerating Ned Nwoko of any land grabbing complicity. It was even the LG Chairman, Chuks Óseme that granted the customary Rights of Occupancy for the university land .

No court anywhere in Nigeria has ever investigated or convicted Ned Nwoko for land grabbing or murder of any citizen. These concocted stories being published by Sowore Omoyele and his Sahara Reporters are as libelous as they are ridiculous. Sowore and Azuka Jebose who are pretending to love Idumuje Ugboko are not from Idumuje Ugboko. It is even doubtful if Sowore has ever been to Idumuje Ugboko, neither does he know its location in the map of Nigeria. Senator Ned Nwoko had once instigated a suit against Sowore and he was unable to prove his wild allegations. The resumption of hostilities by Sowore against Ned Nwoko is suggestive that Sowore may have been hired by some of Ned Nwoko's political opponents to smear his name for political gains. But like a cat with nine lives, Ned Nwoko has always come out clean as the court of the land has never convicted him of any wrong doing all his life.

As a philanthropist, whose life is entirely devoted to the betterment of humanity, tales of murder and land grabbing allegations are just off -track and not in sync with Senator Nwoko's character and integrity. I understand that public figures often face scrutiny but Senator Ned Nwoko remains committed to upholding the highest standards of transparency, accountability and service to the Nigerian people. Recent claims circulating online by Sowore do not reflect the Senator 's record or the values he stands for. Instead of Sowore to highlight Senator Ned Nwoko's record bills and motions which touches on the welfare of Nigerians , he rather dwells on nebulous issues that bother on rumours and character assassination. Not for once has Sahara reporters focused on the iconic representation of the Senator's constituents or even the trending ANIOMA creation movement. My assessment of the situation is that it is irresponsible journalism if the focus is on hate campaign. Disputes - political, civil or personal- should be addressed through lawful channels not through public or media accusations.

The Idumuje Ugboko university land issue has since been put to rest . The Sports University is now on its third year, with many of its early antagonists benefiting from it . The sports university Idumuje Ugboko is a success story which has reverberated all over the world . It is anachronistic for anyone to be talking of the University land, four years after the the National University Commission ( NUC) approved the take - off of the University.

What is on the lips of every ANIOMA son and daughter is the creation of the ANIOMA state which is vigorously being championed by Senator Ned Nwoko . Any attempt to distract the Senator from this life changing pursuit will be dismissed and resisted by ANIOMA indigenes in Nigeria and in the Diaspora. All ANIOMA people are eagerly waiting for 2027 to demonstrate their gratitude to Senator Ned Nwoko who, in only less than 3 years in the Senate has shown amazing capacity to transform the ANIOMA landscape from a situation of lethargy to that of dynamism and realism.

God bless Senator Ned Nwoko
God bless ANIOMA
God bless Nigeria

FOR: NATIONAL GUIDE FOR TRUTH & JUSTICE

Marcus Okafor
National Coordinator

19/11/2025

It's tomorrow by 7pm oooh.... Don't miss this live interactive session on ANIOMA STATE CREATION IN SOUTH EAST GEOPOLITICAL ZONE.....

19/11/2025

PUBLIC REMINDER: TOMORROW — LET THE CONVERSATION BEGIN

The journey toward truth, identity, and collective progress continues tomorrow by 7pm prompt on the page “ Sen Rich Kay"
As we gather for the special live session titled ANIOMA STATE IN SOUTH EAST — Why and Why Not, let us come with open minds, honest intentions, and the courage to question what must be questioned.

A people who cannot interrogate their future remain trapped in the patterns of their past. Anioma stands today at the crossroads of possibility, and the conversation we are about to have is bigger than sentiment. It is about history, justice, geography, identity, and destiny.

Those in support and those against the inclusion of Anioma in the South East geopolitical zone are encouraged to prepare their memorandums, arguments, facts, and reflections.
This platform will not be a battlefield, but a marketplace of ideas, where reasoning replaces noise and understanding replaces assumptions.

Tomorrow by 7pm, we gather not just to debate, but to enlighten one another.
We gather to ask: What does Anioma stand for? Where does Anioma belong? What does the future demand of us?

This is your reminder.
This is your invitation.
This is your moment to be part of history.

Join the live stream. Share the link. Inform others.
Let the truth find a voice through all of us.

13/11/2025

It has come to my attention that false claims are being circulated by Regina, suggesting that I married her when she was 17 years old. These claims are entirely untrue and misleading.

For clarity, during my first meeting with Regina, I asked her age, and she told me she was 21 years old. I further asked if she had any document to support this, and she presented her inec voter’s card, which clearly shows that she was born on October 10th, 1998. I informed her that I would keep this document in my possession, and I have done so since that day.
I have also seen a BBC interview Her mom granted after our marriage regarding her age.

According to all verifiable records, our marriage took place six years ago, which means Regina is 27 years old today. Any suggestion that I married her at 17 is false and should not be accepted by the public.
The facts are verifiable and indisputable. Until this is done, I urge the public to approach all her claims with caution and discernment especially taking into account her current mental condition having started and abandoned her rehabilitation from illegal drug addiction.

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