Moses Drybone, the President of the Ghana Drunkards Association, is speaking out about the government's alleged neglect of his organization's members. He claims that despite promises made seven years ago, the government has failed to deliver on its commitments.
Drybone emphasizes that his association plays a vital role in supporting businesses, stating that many establishments would collapse if they were to strike. He highlights the benefits of alcohol, citing its role in helping people cope during the COVID-19 pandemic, even suggesting that it helped when the World Health Organization didn't have a medicine for the virus.
Some key points from Drybone's statement include:
- Government Neglect: The Ghana Drunkards Association feels neglected by the government, with unfulfilled promises made seven years ago.
-Economic Impact: Drybone warns that a strike by his association would severely impact businesses.
- Benefits of Alcoho: He emphasizes the benefits of alcohol, including its role in supporting people during COVID-19.
- Recognition: The association seeks recognition for its contributions.
It's worth noting that the Ghana Drunkards Association has been vocal in the past, defending former President John Dramani Mahama against criticism
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