Ghanaian comedian Clemento Suarez has raised an important issue regarding substance abuse within the country’s creative industry. Specifically, Suarez pointed out the harmful effects of smoking on young individuals in the industry.
Taking to social media, Suarez expressed his concern by stating, “I wish above all things that Ghanaian talent stopped smoking.” This statement highlights the seriousness of the issue and the need for a change in behavior among creatives.
It is no secret that many young creators in Ghana rely on cigarettes or cannabis, leading to a high prevalence of smoking and alcohol abuse within the creative community. The reasons behind these habits are still unclear, but it is crucial to address them in order to protect the well-being of individuals in the industry.
The impact of substance abuse on the health and productivity of Ghanaian creatives cannot be ignored. It is time for the industry to come together and support each other in overcoming these harmful habits for a brighter and healthier future for all.
