Information Minister has urged the Media to give attention to health experts

 

The Information Minister- Kojo Oppong during one of the recent press briefing in the country has advised Ghanaians that this not the time to give attention to social commentators who claim to know everything. But rather this is the time to give attention to health experts for them to talk about science and facts to guide people during this COVID-19 era.

He therefore urged the media to help give enough airtime and also help with local languages to get information on COVID-19 to the public.

 

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