We all need to find ourselves someone who loves us so much they are willing to risk bringing drugs into jail for us!
I mean, risking being caught and thrown in jail for your already jailed lover must be the height of true love or just plain stupidity – we’re just not sure which.
GhOne TV’s Nana Aba Anamoah is doing her best to fight against the menace of Tramadol abuse but it seems her efforts is not really sinking in into the population.
According to Kofi Kinaata, during one of Nana Aba’s concerts to spread the message to end abuse of the drug, he could see that some of the members of the crowd were really quite high.
Born Priscilla Opoku Agyemang aka Ahuofe Patri has shown us some “Tramol” dancing skills on her Instagram page and we can’t stop watching.
In the video, the actress is seen in hot leggings dancing her heart out as if she has taken some packets of ‘Tramadol’. She was also seen twerking to show what her mama gave her in the video.
A deranged man suspected to be high on tramadol has caused the people of Odumase-Krobo in the Eastern Region mini heart attacks for fear that he might lose his life after climbing on an MTN mast in the area.
The man whose name has been given as Solomon Tetteh believed to be in his early thirties climbed the mast and started acting untypical.
Edem the rapper has joined the end tramadol abuse campaign with his own unique take on the issue.
According to the VRMG boss, instead of getting addicted to a drug like Tramadol which would lead to many disastrous consequences down the road, the youth should turn to palm wine.
Ten-year-old Ghanaian DJ, Erica Tandoh known in showbiz as DJ Switch has stated that she believes it is time to end the abuse of tramadol in Ghana.
After thrilling her numerous fans at Capital View Hotel at Koforidua in the Eastern part of the country during the just ended Republic Day continued to advise the youth to abstain from the drug which is claiming and destroying lives.
Ghanaian Highlife musician, KK Fosu has gotten the big ‘balls’ to voice out what has been difficult for most entertainment critics to do — KK Fosu has stated without fear that 99% of Ghanaian musicians including our own “saints” (gospel musicians) smoke “weed” (marijuana).
Born Kaakyire Kwame Fosu is of the view that since even gospel musicians are smoking the herb, the government has to do the needful by legalizing the intake of Marijuana in Ghana.
Family of the late social media slay queen Candy Barbie who recently died have reacted to news of her death.
The distraught family have been mourning the loss of the young, vibrant lady who had not reached any advanced stage of life just yet.
Shocking news which hit Ghana early today indicated that a social media slay queen who goes by the name of Candy Barbie had died.
Barbie had apparently fallen victim to the rampant canker of Tramadol abuse which has taken over the nation.
Despite the concerted campaign to change the hearts and minds of especially the youth in fighting the drug menace of Tramadol, many remain in its grips all across the nation.
According to some reports floating around, a young lady known for her social media sauciness has passed away, allegedly from having abused the drug.
A series of police swoops in Accra West led to the arrest and detainment of 30 Nigerian nationals living in Ghana, all of whom were found with numerous drugs and pills in their possession.
All were arrested by police upon intelligence tip-offs as part of a new operation aimed at fighting the drug menace.
Ghanaian Reggae/Dancehall artiste, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr, aka Shatta Wale, has urged all colleague artistes to stop pushing their fans into drug abuse.
According to Shatta, he is of the firm belief that some of the known artistes are influencing their fans into abusing Tramadol and helping to fight it took to his Twitter handle and urged them to stop.
A new ambassador against drug abuse has arisen but unfortunately he himself turns out to be a serial drug abuser.
‘Dancehall king’ Shatta Wale, aka Gbee Naabu, has joined the fight against the abuse of tramadol by the youth in Ghana.
Ghanaian uprising rapper, Samuel Frimpong aka Medikal has promised to start “Don’t Do Drugs” campaign by June in most of the tertiary and senior high schools in Ghana.
According to Medikal, he has even lost his friend through this highly risen drugs such as tramadol and codeine abuse and as a musician, the little thing he can do to assist in putting a stop to this menace is to help educate the youth.
