Oga Obinna has issued a heartfelt plea for help in locating Gengetone artist Maddox, who has been battling drug and substance abuse. The radio personality and entertainer expressed his readiness to assist Maddox by taking him to rehab, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. "I am really trying to find him so that we take him to rehab, we need to save him," Obinna shared through his social media platforms.
Comments from concerned fans suggest that Maddox may be in the Seasons area of Kasarani, but his exact whereabouts remain unclear. Meanwhile, Magix Enga, another well-known figure in the music industry, has also been open about his struggles with addiction. Enga, who had previously turned his life around with the help of a rehabilitation center and found work in a music studio, recently admitted to relapsing into alcohol use due to depression.
Enga shared his struggles on social media, revealing that he drinks every day as a way to connect with fans who know him through his music, even though he doesn’t know them personally. He expressed his distress, noting that he loses all memories when drunk and often wakes up regretting his actions. "God protects me when I am drunk, don't call me, please. I don't even know what happened yesterday," he lamented.
Despite well-meaning advice from fans urging him to seek solace in the church, Enga responded that his drinking is driven by stress, underscoring the deep personal challenges he faces.
The situation with both Maddox and Magix Enga highlights the ongoing struggles many artists face in dealing with fame, pressure, and personal issues. Oga Obinna’s public appeal to find Maddox is a call to action, reflecting a broader need for support systems to help those in the entertainment industry who are battling similar demons.