Naima Said Nasid, dropped out of high school in 2004 while she was in Form Two due to lack of school fees.
Months later, the Mombasa resident met a drug peddler who became her worst nightmare after he introduced her to heroin.
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Naima Said Nasid, dropped out of high school in 2004 while she was in Form Two due to lack of school fees.
Months later, the Mombasa resident met a drug peddler who became her worst nightmare after he introduced her to heroin.
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