Ghanaian Artist Launches Anti-Opioid Campaign to Fund Rehab Centers

Ghanaian reggae artist Black Prophet has initiated a campaign against opioid addiction, specifically targeting tramadol, with proceeds from the 'Sanfoka Reggae Festival' intended to fund rehabilitation centers for affected youth.

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Black Prophet champions anti-tramadol campaign – Proceeds of ‘Sanfoka Reggae Festival’ to fund rehab centres

Ghanaian reggae powerhouse Black Prophet has launched a high-stakes revolutionary mission to save a generation of youth from the clutches of opioid addiction.

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Ghanaian Artist Launches Anti-Opioid Campaign to Fund Rehab Centers

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Black Prophet champions anti-tramadol campaign – Proceeds of ‘Sanfoka Reggae Festival’ to fund rehab centres

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