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Avraham Ben Moshe, who is the founder and leader of the Common Sense Family, has called on government to forget about elections 2020 and focus on saving the country from coronavirus.

In a phone interview with host, Kwame Afrifa on Happy FM’s political show ‘Epahoa Daben’, Avraham opined, “These leaders should forget about election 2020. They should psych their minds that the elections will be in 2050 and help us now. If there’s any money, they should give it to herbalists, scientists and researchers to find a cure”

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“Look at the number of medical students in the universities. If you just close down these schools and tell everyone to go home then I can say with all due respect that Universities are useless”, he voiced.

According to Avraham, this is the time that the government has to dedicate a sum of money to medical students so that they can try to find a cure for Coronavirus instead of leaving them idled”.

Ben Moshe added that he believes prayer does just one percent of the work and ninety-nine percent comes from effort, thus, this is the time we turn to our herbalists, if not medical students.

“We have herbs to fight viruses and it is a simple thing for herbalists to do but they are not given the opportunity”, he said.

By: Maureen Dedei Quaye

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