The consumption of local gin called Paraga or Sepe in Nigeria should be a thing of worry to every Nigerian given the number of consumers and sellers. Given that 90% of drivers and conductors are already high on Paraga before getting on the wheels little wonder accidents are so prevalent.Sometime in 2005 Plateau state house of assembly had to ban the consumption of the local gin called Goskolo in the state considering the number of death and accident associated with it

abegie!

@dayokanu
I know say u are talking about MUSEYA, it doesn't stop alone with commercial drivers and conductors alone, even some private drivers of companies do engage in such a thing too.
There was an instance of a driver who used Paraga in one establishment, this establishment deals with health organisation, because they understand the risk that is associated with this, they asked the driver to come for test which he did, and they later on found out that it was true, he was sacked after they discover this.
If all organisations are doing this and those in health sectors are waging war on commercial drivers, i hope it will reduce to its bearest minimum.

the consumption of paraga is not only limited to drivers and conductors.
i have seen our so called university graduates and corpers taking this drink called paraga.
i'm sure they dont know the only thing that thing does is ruin their liver.

tut the stuff contained some healing properties when taken with roots and herbs, Worked for me then.