Dr. Caesar, CEO of M. Y Caesar Company Limited, is urging Ghanaians to prioritize their health and avoid waste, which he believes can lead to premature death. He recently donated 30 packs of Lina energy tea to support the National Sanitation Program in Asokwa Municipal, Kumasi Metro, and Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council. The tea aims to boost the immune system of participants, enabling them to work efficiently during sanitation exercises.
Dr. Caesar emphasized the importance of proper waste management, highlighting the risks associated with throwing plastic waste into gutters. This practice can lead to severe consequences on public health and the environment, causing the spread of diseases and health problems. He stressed that a strong immune system is crucial in preventing diseases.
The donation was received by Mr. Richard Ofori Agyeman Boadi, representing the Kumasi Mayor, who thanked Dr. Caesar and his company for their support. Mr. Boadi emphasized the need for collaboration between the government and private sector in promoting public health and sanitation.¹
This initiative aligns with the government’s efforts to improve healthcare infrastructure and services. The Minister of Health has also emphasized the need to prioritize healthcare and invest in initiatives that promote public health and well-being.
