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Another day, another advocate for marijuana legalization in Ghana has come out to make their case.
Reggae/Dancehall star Ras Kuuku has called for the ‘international herb’ to be legalized, arguing that it is a more expensive product than cocoa and can make Ghana much more money.
Yet another Ghanaian public figure has called for marijuana to be legalized as a means of raising revenue for Ghana and Africa as a whole.
According to Wanlov da Kubolor’s sister, Deborah Vanessa, marijuana would raise huge amounts of money that can make Africa a global superpower.
Kwaw Kesse has promised to create 5,000 jobs for Ghanaians if the government does him the favour of legalizing marijuana.
Kwaw Kese has been a staunch and consistent advocate for legalizing the herb whose possession had led him to serve a jail term several years ago.
‘One Corner’ hitmaker Patapaa is apparently the latest Ghanaian artist to be hooked onto the ‘international herb’, weed.
Patapaa’s European tour which he just returned from has spawned more stories than even ‘FatP*ssy’ was able to supply us in the few weeks that she was trending.
Controversial, anachronistic Ghanaian lawyer, Maurice Ampaw, has called for the police to arrest rapper Yaa Pono for promoting the smoking of weed to students of the University of Ghana, Legon.
Ampaw, whose every single utterance makes it clear he wishes we were back in the 70s, claims that Yaa Pono has violated the law in relation to weed and must be made to answer to the authorities.
One of the sturdiest and most consistent advocates of marijuana legalization in Ghana is the radio presenter and musician Blakk Rasta. Long before it became fashionable to advocate for legalizing marijuana Blakk Rasta was beating that trumpet incessantly.
In the intervening years, his position has become more and more popular as many other celebrities have come out in support of legalizing good old ‘weed’, including none other than the late former UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan.
The growing campaign to legalize marijuana in Ghana seems to have gained an important new backer in the person of actor and aspiring politician, John Dumelo.
Dumelo has revealed that he believes marijuana is just like other drugs such as alcohol and cigarettes therefore if those remain legal then there’s no reason for marijuana to be illegal as well.
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.
A new year is just around the corner and as we all know, it’s time for people to start thinking of what their New Year’s resolutions are going to be.
Never mind that these resolutions are mostly never achieved, everyone likes making them nevertheless.
I happen to believe the legalization of marijuana is something that’s not as scary as people like to put it. There are many people who smoke marijuana and function properly in society, and honestly if alcohol is legal there’s no reason marijuana should not be since they both effectively alter the chemical composition of your brain to make you feel ‘high’.
Aside my personal belief it also looks like the legalization movement is gathering steam in Ghana, considering not only the artist throwing their weight behind it but even ‘respected’ personalities such as Kwesi Pratt and Kwame Sefa Kayi.
The Supreme Court of South Africa, in a unanimous ruling, has legalized the use of marijuana by individuals in the privacy of their homes.
The court ruled that once in the privacy of your home, one can use, and grow, the drug without fear of recrimination from the state.
