Youth cautioned against Tramadol, Quick Money, Robbery - Village Of Hope Managing Director
Mr Fred Asare, the Managing Director for the village of hope college at Gomoa Fetteh has advised the youth of today to abstain from ritual money.
Joana Somiah 
The Managing Director for the village of hope college at Gomoa Fetteh in the Central Region, Mr Fred Asare has urged the youth in Ghana especially Kasoa and its surroundings to desist from bad practices.
Youth involvement in drugs such as Tramadol, Marijuana, Weed, robbery and quick money is on the rise in Ghana especially, Kasoa and its environs need immediate attention.
According to Mr Fred Asare, most youths in Ghana are into drugs and thievery because of the absence of job opportunities in the area but money rituals or quick money does not justify its solution.
The Managing Director advised the majority of the Youth to abstain from rituals and involve themselves in any job they can do for a living.
He added that the youth must be prayerful, fearful and submissive.
He made this pronouncement to the Media during the 5th graduation ceremony at the village of hope college at Gomoa Fetteh in the Gomoa East District Central Region.
Alex Donkoh, Kasoa
