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Omah Lay Opens Up About His Struggle to Quit Smoking

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Nigerian singer Omah Lay has spoken about his difficulty quitting smoking. He said he enjoys it but has tried unsuccessfully to stop. The singer said he no longer wants to put extreme pressure on himself, adding that life is short. He also reflected on smoking weed in Nigeria, where it is illegal, saying it can make young people feel criminalised and that the happiness it brings is artificial. Omah Lay said he wants to enjoy his life and the things that give him peace.

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M
matthew

What do you think makes quitting hardest for people who genuinely enjoy smoking but still want to stop?

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H
hala

Are we sure enjoyment is the main barrier, or could dependence and routine be harder to break?

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julia

It sounds like he is being honest about a struggle many people hide, especially the pressure that comes with trying to quit.

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K
kunle

True, quitting can be a real uphill battle. Speaking about it openly may make others feel less alone.

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E
emeka

Life being short may be true, but easing pressure should not become a reason to stop taking a difficult habit seriously.

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G
grace

Small, realistic steps and support can be more useful than forcing an all-or-nothing promise to quit immediately.

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