Asafoatse Urges Youth to Shun Drugs, Social Media Immorality at Prampram Homowo
The Asafoatse of the Prampram Lomotey-Weh Lakpleh Family, Asafoatse Tetteh Akroboso III, has decried the growing indiscipline among the youth, linking it to widespread abuse of illicit drugs.
Speaking at the Prampram Homowo celebration, he said many children and students no longer respect authority figures and described the increasing involvement of young people in drug abuse as alarming. He urged Ghanaians, particularly the youth, to stay away from illegal drugs.
Asafoatse Akroboso III also raised concerns about the circulation of explicit sexual videos on social media, warning that it has a damaging influence on children. He called on authorities to take decisive action against sexual immorality in the country.
He disclosed that HIV/AIDS statistics show Prampram as one of the areas with the highest infection rates, with a worrying increase in cases. He said the situation requires the attention and cooperation of all stakeholders to address the challenges associated with the disease.
He called for collective commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS to reduce the prevalence rate, cautioning against unprotected sex and encouraging faithfulness, abstinence, and the use of condoms.
He further urged the youth to be concerned about preserving Ghana's cultural heritage, to cherish traditional festivals, and to uphold values that reflect their identity and promote pride in the nation's rich culture.
Credit: Janet Kwakye

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