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🚨🚨☘️"The Ghana Health Service is watching. Everyone is watching."
These were the words of Professor Isaac Ayensu, former Head of KNUST's Herbal Medicine Department, as he addressed newly inducted medical herbalists at yesterday's 7th Induction Ceremony in Accra.

Charging them to uphold the oath of prescribing only natural plant-based medicines – never mixing with orthodox drugs or pure chemicals – Prof. Ayensu reminded the fresh cohort that they are now professionals, trained scientifically, and accountable not just to their conscience, but specifically to the Ghana Health Service – and to all Ghanaians.

The event, themed "Advancing Primary Healthcare Through Research-Driven Herbal Medicine Integration," marked another milestone for traditional medicine in Ghana's primary healthcare system.

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From Kaneshie to Kejetia, from trotro stations to office junctions, the ritual is the same: steaming rice, hot banku, spicy sh*to, all neatly tied in polythene bags. We call it “rubber”. Vendors love it — GH₵0.05, light, ties tight. Buyers accept it — food stays hot.

But what if that GH₵0.05 “rubber” is the most expensive thing on your plate? When heat meets plastic, chemistry happens. One plate of hot rice in a rubber will not send you to the Emergency. But eat it twice daily for 20 years, and you’ve built a chemical load.

The next time steam rises from your banku, ask the vendor one question: “Mama, do you have a leaf or foil?” If millions of Ghanaians ask that question daily, Ghana will change within months — for our bodies, our drains, and the Ghana our children will inherit.

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