Nollywood and Music Star Ice Prince Celebrates Transformation After Quitting Smoking and Alcohol in Year-Long Wellness Journey

Nigerian rapper Ice Prince celebrates nearly a year of being smoke-free and sober. Read his inspiring message about quitting cigarettes, alcohol, and "Loud."

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 25, 2026, 6:23 AM EDT

Source: The information in this article was sourced from Naija News

A Public Declaration of Personal Liberation

Ice Prince, one of the most recognizable figures in the Nigerian music scene, has opened up about a significant lifestyle overhaul that has left him feeling "unchained and saved." In a series of candid posts on his X (formerly Twitter) page on March 24, 2026, the artist detailed his journey away from substance use. He specifically highlighted his departure from "Loud" (a high-potency cannabis strain) and cigarettes, marking a sharp turn from his self-described past as a "chronic smoker." The singer’s revelation has resonated with fans, many of whom have long followed his career from his early days with the Chocolate City label to his current status as a veteran in the industry.

Beyond Smoking: A Comprehensive Detox

The "Oleku" crooner did not stop at quitting nicotine and cannabis; his wellness journey extends to a total dietary and chemical detox. Ice Prince disclosed that he is approaching a full year of sobriety from alcohol. Furthermore, he has eliminated soda, energy drinks, and various "concoctions" from his daily routine. By cutting out these caffeinated and sugary stimulants, the singer claims to have reached a level of natural satisfaction and physical health that he had not experienced during the peak of his fame. He expressed a firm intention to maintain this clean lifestyle for the remainder of his life, crediting his faith for the strength to make these changes.

The "God is the Greatest" Philosophy

Throughout his announcement, Ice Prince emphasized the spiritual and mental clarity he has gained since adopting his new habits. "God is the greatest!!!!" he wrote, celebrating his status as a non-smoker. The artist’s message was one of deep gratitude, reflecting a broader trend among Nigerian celebrities who are increasingly using their platforms to discuss mental health and physical well-being. By describing himself as "Saved," Ice Prince suggests that his previous habits were a form of bondage that hindered his personal and professional growth.