Unbridled adverts on herbal products, FDA to prosecute Radio Stations

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• Joed 9 years ago

  For all things look to your self first. Our motherland is full of rich soil minerals and other things.. Why this frustration as a people?
  We all as a people can contribute in branding marketing the nation as it is done by ww ...
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  For all things look to your self first. Our motherland is full of rich soil minerals and other things.. Why this frustration as a people?
  We all as a people can contribute in branding marketing the nation as it is done by www.sheabutterexports.com .This is our motherland and we can help lift up the name of our country in our own small corners.

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• Annorwuo 9 years ago

  The employees of these stations belong;whether they are simply performing their functions as hosts for marketing promotions, or independent 'experts' endorsing many of these herbal products that are being pushed as instant c ...
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  The employees of these stations belong;whether they are simply performing their functions as hosts for marketing promotions, or independent 'experts' endorsing many of these herbal products that are being pushed as instant cure for all kinds of medical conditions! I have never heard any of these stations issue disclaimers about any of the bold and unverified statements/claims these herbal 'doctors' often make on air.
  I hope the NMC would join the FDA in cracking the whip against all the fake Pastors,who are deceiving members of the general public about preposterous 'healing powers',they claim to have.
  Many desperate and unsuspecting people are being duped large sums of money by these charlatans,in return for so-called "Akwankyer3"[spiritual guidance],even in matters,such as helping family members living in the diaspora secure resident visas/permits,get jobs, improve their economic situation,and even land the most perfect life partner!

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• Prof Lrtungu 9 years ago

  READ: "...“Media Houses must demand from their clients, either a soft or hard copy of the FDAs approval of their (clients’) adverts before running them. Anything contrary to this directive is an offence and offenders woul ...
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  READ: "...“Media Houses must demand from their clients, either a soft or hard copy of the FDAs approval of their (clients’) adverts before running them. Anything contrary to this directive is an offence and offenders would therefore be prosecuted in the Court of law by the FDA”..."
  
  
  WE SAY: It is about time!
  
  However, we will say that if the product does not contain any harmful substances, either to people or the environment, the producer/seller and the buyer ought to have their way. In that case, however, an advisory to the Buyer posted on the product, ought to be necessary and sufficient.

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