Afia Schwarzenegger has recounted an unsettling incident where she found herself amidst a party attended by numerous Ghanaian celebrities, where hard drugs flowed freely.

In a TikTok live video, Afia shared her discomfort at being invited to such an event under the assumption that she shared similar interests.

Afia said she observed as drugs were being 'cocktailed', readily available to all attendees.

She said despite her own decision to abstain from smoking marijuana for an extended period, she witnessed fellow celebrities, especially women, indulging in hard drugs.

Afia boldly claimed that a staggering eighty percent of Ghanaian celebrities partake in such substances, ranging from edibles infused with marijuana to ecstasy pills.

Reflecting on her experience, she expressed disbelief at the prevalence of drugs among celebrities.

Afia Schwarzenegger's statements were punctuated by a call for accountability in the case of actor LilWin, who was involved in a fatal accident while driving.

Afia demanded transparency regarding whether LilWin underwent drug or alcohol testing following the tragedy.

Maintaining her stance on justice, Afia stressed the importance of LilWin facing legal consequences for the incident, emphasizing the severity of the offense as manslaughter.



Background:

Three-year-old Nana Yaw died in a car crash involving Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah LilWin.

LilWin was said to have been driving at high speed and crashed into the vehicle that had little Nana Yaw and his father, Mr. Jacob Kofi Ampomah.

Nana Yaw and his father were rushed to a nearby hospital and later transferred to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, where the little boy passed away.

The accident occurred when the actor was en route to the premiere of 'A Country Called Ghana' movie in Kumasi.

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