FDA must act now - Ghanaians

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• Mr Bond 8 years ago

  Was the write there to witness that young boy who drunk the alcohol beverage were panting for air?Who in this world said if he alone drink alcohol and never get drunk?This is nonsense.They made their choices to drink so what ...
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  Was the write there to witness that young boy who drunk the alcohol beverage were panting for air?Who in this world said if he alone drink alcohol and never get drunk?This is nonsense.They made their choices to drink so what did this idiot writer expect.

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• Hassan Rasta 8 years ago

  Thanks a lot. These people knows very well that alcohol us not good for your health. BIBLE SAID NO TO ALCOHOL , QURAN TOO SAID NO TO ALCOHOL, so if you choose in your life that only alcohol cab make you happy, that is how yo ...
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  Thanks a lot. These people knows very well that alcohol us not good for your health. BIBLE SAID NO TO ALCOHOL , QURAN TOO SAID NO TO ALCOHOL, so if you choose in your life that only alcohol cab make you happy, that is how you are going to be at the end. A disgrace to you and your family. SO GHANAIANS STOP ADVERTISING ALCOHOL ON TV AND RADIO STATIONS AS IF GHANAIANS CAN NOT LIVE WITHOUT IT.

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• Alex London 8 years ago

  Prosecute the manufacturers for selling alcohol to under-age .

  Prosecute the manufacturers for selling alcohol to under-age .

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• TM 8 years ago

  This is the height of irresponsible behaviour on the part of the organisers just to make their money at the expense of our under-age youth. of course they had every right to market and sell their products, but they equally ha ...
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  This is the height of irresponsible behaviour on the part of the organisers just to make their money at the expense of our under-age youth. of course they had every right to market and sell their products, but they equally had a responsibility to protect the young ones. In South Africa where I live, the people booze a lot but hardly will a pub sell an alcoholic drink to a minor, because the laws apparently work in that sense. We cannot blame those minors that they made the choice to drink. It is rather our duties as adults to protect them from vices before they reach such an age where they will be in a position to make their own decisions.

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