
Prostitution in this country is on the rise these days, because the institutions that have been task to obliterate it have given deaf ears and blind eyes to it.
The most serious thing about this prostitution business is that, majority of the prostitutes are not Ghanaians. So why must authorities sit and watch foreigners operate unacceptable so called prostitution business in this Country?
Since this kind of illegal business has no respect for moral values, am calling on all Religious bodies and leaders to join me in the cause to obliterate it.
Areas that this prostitution is taking a fast growth include Lapaz, Choice off the Mallam-Kasoa Road, Around Mile 7 etc…
Authorities must sit up to do something about this before they gets out of hands. I believe it is not a legalised business and as such we must use all the legitimate ways to combat it.
I believe and trust that as this article gets to my fellow Ghanaians, they will rise to support and combat this unacceptable business finding its way into every hood in Ghana, to protect our Children and the unborn Generations. For we can't afford to watch our children get into this business.
Long Live Ghana!
Long Live Ghanaians!
Long Live Our Religious Bodies and Leaders!
Nana Asem Bi Nti
Akyem - Apedwa
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Nana, I don't encourage prostitution because it's one of the causes to spread of sexual transmitted diseases, but this oldest profession is not only in Africa but also in Europe and America as well. The only difference between Africa, Europe and America prostitution is, whereby in Africa they don't pay tax, in Europe and America it's legal, therefore, they do pay tax. There are many organizations that work on such issues to find them a worthy living, I don't know if Ghana has any.