Wakey Wines owner is convicted drug dealer who spent years behind bars

He spent years behind bars

The owner of a Wakefield corner shop who has gone viral for selling energy drink Prime for as much as £100 a bottle was previously convicted for selling cocaine and heroin.

Mr Nazir, 42, addressed his story and divulged his convictions to his followers in a TikTok video published last year. "I want to tell you my story," he said in the video. "In 2015 I was selling drugs, I was doing wrong.""I made the biggest mistake of my life. I came out of prison in 2019 and I've changed my life around and I have nothing to do with Class A Drugs. I work hard for my money now," he added.

He added: "I'm really really sorry for what I did [...] I'm a changed person, I'm a reformed person." Wakey Wines has drawn a big audience online in recent weeks for selling YouTuber KSI and Logan Paul's new drink prime for £100 a can.

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