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Okomfour Kwadee, a renowned Ghanaian Hiplife musician, has cautioned young people against engaging in substance abuse as a means of boosting their energy, instead advocating for physical exercise.
Born Jerry Anaba, emphasized that resorting to substance abuse, including opioids, red pills, and marijuana, to enhance energy during youth will yield unfavorable outcomes in the long run.
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The hiplife artiste told Adom News during the Willing Way Recovery and Rehabilitation Street campaign against substance abuse that the nation’s future is under threat due to the escalating rate of substance abuse.
He stated
“I have devoted myself to joining the Ghana Against Red Abuse campaign by Willing Way Recovery and Rehabilitation to advise the youth because there is no better future in engaging in substance abuse,”
The Chief Executive Officer of Willing Way Recovery and Rehabilitation Center, Madam Lydia Manu, called for a collaborative national effort to fight against the abuse of Tramadol 225mg, popularly known as “Red”.
