DOSSIER: FDA ban on celebrity 'alcohol adverts'
The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) says the ban is an adherence to a World Health Organization (WHO) policy and efforts to ensure that minors are protected from being lured into alcoholism.
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Alcohol ad ban: Who's a celebrity? - Dzokoto asks FDA
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FDA ban on celebrities alcohol adverts: What is the law?
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I'll never be a brand ambassador of an alcoholic beverage - Gloria Sarfo
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Why I cursed FDA officials – Afia Schwarzenegger
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Stop the hypocrisy and ban the production of alcohol - Abeiku Sagoe to FDA
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Defy our orders and face the music – FDA dares Shatta Wale, others
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No celebrity in his right senses will endorse an alcoholic beverage - Ambolley
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Celeb alcohol ads: Why not show commercials when kids are asleep? – Okraku Mantey to FDA
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Don’t you think celebrities have the power to tell people to drink responsibly? – Edem to FDA
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Shatta Wale goes wild over FDA ban on celebrity 'alcohol adverts'
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Don’t annoy us with your tomfoolery – Afia Schwarzenegger blasts 'shallow' FDA
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Alcohol ad ban: I'll fight FDA – Kwame Dzokoto