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Beatrice Sowah, the Queen Mother of Bohye International Fruit Market at Madina, has expressed her belief that Ghana's challenges are not limited to political figures or parties. She firmly stated on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem that even if Jesus Christ were to become President, the country's problems would persist. The Queen Mother emphasized that the issues faced by the nation are largely due to the actions and attitudes of its citizens.

She expressed worry over practices that could endanger the health and lives of Ghanaians, particularly in light of the decline in responsible leadership and public conduct. Madam Sowah lamented the disappearance of genuinely good leaders, leaving behind those whom she described as "Alanga," and warned of the frightening situation that has arisen.

She expressed deep concern regarding the potential hazards of unsafe practices on children, who could unknowingly ingest food products that may pose health risks. The Queen Mother recounted an incident where she confronted a woman who collected discarded fruits, cut off the damaged parts, and sold the rest to unsuspecting consumers, including schoolchildren.

She questioned the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) and other relevant agencies' effectiveness in preventing the sale of spoiled or unsafe food. Madam Sowah urged these authorities to strengthen monitoring and enforcement at markets to protect consumers. This issue has gained increasing attention due to growing concerns over food safety and the sale of potentially hazardous food products.