Former Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has recounted the unexpected moment that prompted him to stop drinking alcohol, offering a candid and light-hearted reflection on a personal decision that marked a shift in his lifestyle.
Speaking in a video circulating on social media on Tuesday, Osinbajo described the circumstances that led to his decision, drawing attention from viewers across the country.
The former vice president, who also served as a pastor, said that despite his religious role, he occasionally consumed red wine and beer. He noted, however, that a particular experience ultimately made him reconsider the habit.
While he did not initially set out to quit drinking, Osinbajo explained that the incident became a defining moment, leading him to stop altogether.
The remarks have since sparked conversations online, with many reacting to his openness about balancing personal choices with his faith and public responsibilities.
