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Sekgobela, originally from Parktown in Johannesburg, carries an empty box of matches everywhere to remind him not to go back to using drugs. A member of the Intsikelelo Youth Development Foundation, an organisation that assists people to overcome their addiction, Sekgobela says he got clean after being admitted to the Gauteng Department of Social Development-funded Witpoort Treatment Centre in Brakpan. He started experimenting with drugs at a young age. I started trying ecstasy with my friends and then smoked crystal meth, cocaine, cat and rock. It became an ongoing destructive habit. The father of two, who now lives in Brakpan in Ekurhuleni, says he made plenty of bad decisions during the 10 years of his active addiction. This left him hopeless and broken. After realising that there was money to be made selling drugs, Sekgobela started selling ecstasy at university. At one stage, his aunt took him to the Hands of Compassion rehab centre in Lanseria, where he spent six months in a religious programme. But he only got the help he needed when he admitted to himself that he needed help. No rehabilitation centre was willing to take me then. For more information on overcoming drug use, contact Xilembeni Project Centre of Excellence on or visit www. Sept 2nd edition. Lehlohonolo Sekgobela's story of hope. Written by Silusapho Nyanda. Drug addict turns his life around and is now helping addicts recover. Share this page. Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp.

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From addiction to recovery, now agent for change - Lehlohonolo Sekgobela 30 born in Parktown, Johannesburg said he carries an empty box of matches everyday as a reminder that he cannot go back to using drugs. The father of two children, who now resides in Brakpan, Ekurhuleni says he has made plenty of bad decisions over the 10 years of his active addiction that left him hopeless and broken. Sekgobela said he started experimenting with drugs at a tender age and the routine got well cultivated when he got to tertiary. I started trying ecstasy with my friends at Res, we went on to smoke crystal meth, cocaine, cat, and rock; and it became an on-going destructive habit. Eventually, I found myself regularly going to Midrand to buy cocaine that is when I realized that this is becoming a habit. I started selling ecstasy pills at tertiary and at Res because it was in demand at the time and I was making extra pocket money for myself. Some passed on, others got fatal accidents, and some were arrested at Res by police who were doing random searches,' said Sekgobela. With everything that was happening in his life during that time, Sekgobela used drugs as a coping mechanism. I went back home to stay with my grandfather in Tembisa. I was known as a popular 'cheese boy' who came to the neighbourhood with expensive drugs. That is when things started to get very bad because I was no longer going to school, always in the neighbourhood, partying, drinking and selling drugs,' he said. Gradually the fall started for Sekgobela, he started stealing items from home to feed his addiction. This started to damage the relationship I had with my family. I was always in the front page of family meetings. I would spend weeks without coming home to a point where I would literally live on the streets,' said Sekgobela. I was clean, sober and gained a lot of weight. Everyone in my family was happy to see me in that state. I moved back to Tembisa, and in less than 8 months that I got out of rehab, I relapsed. The problem at the time is that I also got high of my own supply to a point that I went out of stock. I was not the most reliable guy, not trusted by anyone in my community,' he said. I remember no rehabilitation centre was willing to take me at that moment. I was praying every day for Witpoort Treatment Centre to take me,' said Sekgobela. Sekgobela is now a member of the Intsikelelo Youth Development Foundation, an organisation that assist other fellow addicts to overcome drug addiction. Bearing a message of 'STOP DRUG ABUSE' on his hand, Sekgobela is now a year and half in sobriety, and said young people should seek the higher power on their road to recovery, as they cannot go through a process of recovery without spiritual connection. Your web browser is out of date. Update your browser for more security, speed, and the better experience on this site. Please download one of these up-to-date, free and excellent browsers: Ignore message. Download Google Chrome. Download Microsoft Edge. Departments Institutions Partners Municipalities. Log in Register.

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