Franklin Cudjoe rails against the presumption that decent alcohol advertisements have debilitating effect on minors.
In the interview, Franklin argues for contextual empirical evidence to back FDB’s claims. He essentially argues that bans induce black racketeering entrenching a 40% thriving informal illicit alcohol industry that does not advertise.
The interview evokes a swift response from the Ghana FDB, with an invitation to Franklin to help draft a Press Release announcing the lifting of the ban which had been in place for a couple of months now. Franklin and the FDB …