BY PRISCILLA CHRISTOPHER
Addictions are habits we find our selves indulging in without being duly conscious of. They are attitudes we put on that apparently stand out no matter how much we try to hide them or pretend they do not exist. It is an excessive involvement in a particular act which renders the performer incomplete or dissatisfied when they are unable to carry out the act as at when due. It is in summary, an unstoppable interest developed for an action for which one is always noted for.
Addictions are habits we find our selves indulging in without being duly conscious of. They are attitudes we put on that apparently stand out no matter how much we try to hide them or pretend they do not exist. It is an excessive involvement in a particular act which renders the performer incomplete or dissatisfied when they are unable to carry out the act as at when due. It is in summary, an unstoppable interest developed for an action for which one is always noted for.
Addictions, like habits, could either be negative or positive but they are commonly used to mean a negative inclination to an act. While the positive addictions could be an inclination to good habits, obsessions and attitudes such as singing, reading, praying, exercising, cleanliness, punctuality, truthfulness,





