I Was Messed Up By Marijuana – Duncan-Williams’ Son Returns From Six Month Rehab
Daniel Duncan-Williams, popularly known as Dee Wills, son of Arch-bishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has opened up about his six-month hiatus, attributing it to his struggle with marijuana addiction. The young man recently announced his return from rehabilitation, emphasizing the detrimental impact of marijuana on his life.
In a social media post, Dee Wills disclosed that he recognized his problem six months ago, realizing that his mental state and sanity were severely compromised due to marijuana use. He expressed the challenges he faced during the rehabilitation process but affirmed that it was a necessary and worthwhile journey.
“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 revealed.
Daniel Duncan-Williams shared that he sought help at his father’s rehab facility, Compassion, located in Prampram, Ghana. Despite the difficulties, he expressed gratitude for reclaiming his mind and pledged to adopt a new and healthier lifestyle moving forward.
Reflecting on his tumultuous past, which included a social media meltdown with accusations against his father, Daniel acknowledged the rough road he had traveled. His controversies on social media involved accusing his father of being a demon, sharing explicit videos, and making various allegations.
In earlier instances, Daniel had claimed that his father opposed his rap career and had severed financial support. The young man also defended his controversial actions on social media, stating that they were his way of staying true to himself and connecting with his fans.
Amidst the controversies, Daniel had sought to establish himself when it comes to entertainment in Ghana with the launch of a rap career under the stage name Dee Wills. He has realised
