Catholic Bishops demand tougher action on tramadol, marijuana and other drugs
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has called for stronger measures to address the widespread use and abuse of tramadol, marijuana and other readily accessible drugs in the country. The Bishops say the abuse of these substances is having a devastating impact on the country’s youth and requires…
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