I was once a drug dealer - Dr Likee
Dr. Likee, a popular Ghanaian actor and skit maker, has sparked controversy by revealing that he engaged in illegal drug sales in the past, citing it as a better alternative to armed robbery.
In an interview on the Okukuseku show monitored by News & Vibes, Dr. Likee shared his experiences on the streets, stating that he turned to the illicit drug trade as a means of survival. He claimed that dealing drugs was more lucrative and less dangerous than armed robbery, as one would not face physical harm or death upon arrest.
His remarks have raised eyebrows, with some criticizing his apparent justification of illegal activities. While he expressed no regrets about his past actions, his comments have sparked a debate about the glorification of illegal activities and the impact on society.
Dr. Likee, born Ebenezer Akwasi Antwi on May 17, 1991, in Kumasi, Ghana, has made a name for himself as a versatile Ghanaian actor, comedian, and social media influencer. He rose to fame through his hilarious YouTube skits and comedic videos, often portraying a village doctor or traditional priest. Dr. Likee’s talents have also graced numerous Ghanaian movies and TV shows, including the renowned Kumawood films.
His impressive work has earned him several accolades, including the Best Comedian award at the 2020 Ghana Entertainment Awards. He has built a massive social media presence.
Dr. Likee’s humor, creativity, and ability to connect with his audience have endeared him to many.
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