Mothers' Crusade Against Youth Drug Abuse in Ghana

On Mother's Day, members of the Women's Movement of the Promise Word Church International emphasized the crucial role mothers play in preventing youth drug abuse. They urged mothers to use their influence to counsel their children against drug use and prioritize their education and upbringing in Christian principles.

Key Takeaways:

• Mrs Winifred Arthur, an Executive Member of the Women's Movement, called on mothers to join the national crusade against hard drug abuse among the youth, emphasizing their unique closeness to their children.
• Mothers are advised to show love and compassion to their children, prioritize their education, and bring them up in Christian principles to ensure they grow into responsible leaders.
• Comfort Dukpor, the wife of the General Secretary, urged women to prioritize family care and marital issues to prevent divorce.
• The Women's Movement dedicated a week to praying and educating women about their wellbeing, aiming to improve their socio-economic advancement.
• Daniel Adu, National Executive Welfare Chairman, tasked mothers to work extra hard to support their husbands and ensure quality living for their families.
• Reverend Solomon Dukpor highlighted the importance of mothers' unconditional love and patience, appealing to children to reciprocate and receive blessings from their mothers.

Statistics:

• The Women's Movement dedicated a week to praying and educating women about their wellbeing.
• May 12, 2025, marked the Mother's Day celebration at the Church in Agona Swedru.
• According to Mrs Arthur, mothers have the power to ensure their children do not go wayward and grow into responsible leaders.

Sources:

• Ghana News Agency, 12 May 2025
• Promise Word Church International