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REVEALED: Why I don’t drink nor smoke — Small Doctor
The famous “Omo iya teacher” added that he doesn’t indulge in social vices because of his family background.
Nigerian afro-pop singer, Temitope Adekunle, popularly known as Small Doctor has revealed that he neither drinks alcohol nor smokes.
He disclosed this in a recent interview with Beat FM, Lagos.
He said he has been vices-free even before he became famous.
Small Doctor said, “I don’t drink, I don’t smoke…I don’t womanise. I don’t have a vice. Trust me.
“No cap. I have been like this since like a decade ago, trust me. Even before I got Visa to any other country,” he added.
The famous “Omo iya teacher” added that he doesn’t indulge in social vices because of his family background.
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