Reggae Dancehall musician, Stonebwoy has joined in the fight against illegal mining also known as Galamsey which is wreaking havoc on the country’s water bodies. The calls for an end to galamsey have resurfaced in the past few days with many criticizing the government for failing to take action against the menace.
Reggae Dancehall musician, Stonebwoy has joined in the fight against illegal mining also known as Galamsey which is wreaking havoc on the country’s water bodies. The calls for an end to galamsey have resurfaced in the past few days with many criticizing the government for failing to take action against the menace.
In a recent post on X amid a 3-day protest against Galamsey, the ‘Run Go’ hitmaker said the blood and sweat of the protesters shall not be in vain as they fight for an end to Galamsey. Stonebwoy further urged government both current and future to provide a holistic approach to tackling the menace. “As we touch the streets to advocate for the better.. As we walk in the spirit footsteps of the great ancestors who led us to freedom once upon a time, May our blood sweat and tears not remain in vain… So we implore Gov’t the leadership ( incoming or outgoing ) to Just validate our struggles by showing detailed plans on how to tackle the very pressing issues, such as “galamsey” that face us as Ghanaians and RIGIDLY COMMIT to it,” he tweeted on October 3.
Conclusion:
Stonebwoy's powerful stance against galamsey marks a significant moment in Ghana's fight against environmental degradation. By leveraging his influence, he amplifies the voices of concerned citizens, demanding urgent action from the government.
The implications are clear:
- Increased awareness and pressure on the government to address galamsey
- A call to action for collective responsibility in protecting Ghana's natural resources
- The power of celebrity activism in driving social and environmental change
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