ICE PRINCE REVEALS HE SPENT ₦340 MILLION ON WEED BEFORE QUITTING SMOKING AND ALCOHOL. (PHOTO).

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 Ice Prince Reveals He Spent ₦340 Million on Weed Before Quitting Smoking and Alcohol Ice Prince has spoken about his former smoking lifestyle, revealing the massive amount he spent on cannabis before eventually quitting. During a recent podcast interview, the rapper disclosed that between 2020 and 2026, he spent about ₦340 million on weed from just one supplier. According to him, the amount does not include purchases he made from other dealers based in Abuja, Jos, Ghana, and London. Ice Prince explained that he later decided to stop smoking and drinking alcohol as part of a personal transformation focused on self-improvement, discipline, and better wellbeing. “From 2020 to 2026, I have spent N340 million on weed from just one dealer alone, not to even mention my other dealers from Abuja, Ghana, Jos, and London. This is just one dealer, who lives close to me in Lagos,” he stated. The artiste noted that quitting smoking and alcohol became part of his journey toward weight loss, heal...

TWO NAVY PILOTS EJECT SAFELY AFTER T-45C TRAINING JET CRASHES IN MISSISSIPPI . (PHOTO).



Two Navy pilots eject safely after T-45C training jet crashes in Mississippi 

Two U.S. Navy pilots were forced to eject safely after their training aircraft crashed Tuesday afternoon in eastern Mississippi, officials said.

The incident involved a T-45C Goshawk that went down around 12:30 p.m. local time on private farmland in Noxubee County, according to Naval Air Training Command. Both pilots on board successfully ejected before impact and were later taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation.

Local emergency responders and U.S. military personnel responded to the crash site. Officials said the cause of the incident remains under investigation, and no additional details have been released.

The aircraft was assigned to Training Air Wing One based in Meridian, Mississippi.

The T-45C Goshawk is a tandem-seat jet used to train Navy and Marine Corps pilots in carrier-based flight operations. The aircraft was originally manufactured by McDonnell Douglas and entered service in 1997. Each unit cost roughly $17 million at the time of production. McDonnell Douglas was later acquired by Boeing in the late 1990s.


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