Drug Abuse: Man goes insane over Tramadol
A young “science student” who went berserk after taking excess of the opioid pain medication in a fruitless attempt to get high, has been taken to a hospital after abusing Tramadol on Sunday in Lagos.
It was gathered that the young man had to be restricted by being tied up by people around as he behaved strangely in public.
He was fed garri and water was poured on him as those who tied him up did all they could to bring him back from the “excited state”.
According to Adeniyi Adelaja who witnesses the scene, said the young man was later taken to the general hospital in Lagos where he was treated.
Drug Abuse is unhealthy. Stop the irresponsible act today for a better society.
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