Patapaa calls for the legalization of “weed”

There have been several calls on the government to legalize Marijuana popularly known as ”weed” by some people in high office including the late former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and reggae presenter Blakk Rasta being the front-runner.

Agona Swedru based artiste Patapaa is the latest person to call on the government for the legalization of the hard drug in Ghana.

In an interview with SVTV, the “One Corner” hitmaker declared his love for another social media sensation “Wee-fuor Teacher” stated that: “In France when a citizen is busted holding a piece of weed, he will be released, God is using Wee Fuor Teacher as an empty vessel to broadcast how good weed smoking is., if I may say it’s not a big deal…”

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When asked by the host of SVTV if he also supports the legalization of the hard drug he responded affirmatively saying people smoke it to learn because it enhances their academic performance.

He stated: “Yes weed is neither cocaine nor tramadol, people smoke weed to learn because it enhances academic performance”. He also advised the youth not to rush into marijuana smoking but should patiently wait for the right time when God shall call them to into smoking. “Marijuana smoking is one of the callings of God and if God hasn’t called you to smoke, don’t do it until you are called by God”, he added.

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