'Marijuana messed me up’ – Popular Ghanaian pastor's son says as he announces return from rehab

Daniel, the son of renowned Ghanaian clergyman Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has given an explanation for his six-month hibernation.

He said this while revealing that he had just come out of treatment after marijuana nearly destroyed his life.

Daniel who is widely known as Dee Wills claimed that his marijuana addiction had disastrous side effects that nearly destroyed his mental and emotional stability.

He wrote: “The reason you haven’t been seeing me for the past six months is because I have been working on myself and I sent myself to rehab. Six months ago, I realized that I have a problem. I realized that I wasn’t thinking or processing well and my mind was just absolutely messed up due to marijuana,” he established.

Daniel announced his return on social media, saying that while the journey had been difficult, it had been worthwhile.

“Going through the process is being a rough road but I managed. I went to my dad’s rehab, compassion, in Prampram Ghana. It wasn’t the easiest thing but thank God, I’ve got my mind back. So, I want to promise you my family that this new road I’ve taken is my new lifestyle and I am going to stick with it. Dee Wills, Daniel -Williams is back. Thank you,” he added.

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