
Nutritionist raises concern, says 65% of Ghanaians unable to access nutritious food
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28th August 2023 8:22:52 AM
2 mins readBy: Abigail Ampofo

Ghanaian musician and entrepreneur, MzBel has divulged significant details regarding her restaurant.
A video viewed by GhanaWeb showcased MzBel expressing her concerns about various issues. She voiced her frustrations about poor network connectivity, the distant location of her shop, and the absence of piped water, among other factors.
Furthermore, she disclosed that the primary reason behind relocating her restaurant from Adjei Kojo, a suburb of Ashaiman, to Gbawe was due to an unsettling occurrence. She claimed that someone had placed a form of traditional medicine, often referred to as "juju," near her shop.
MzBel asserted that this act resulted in her falling ill, as well as some of her employees.
"One time, we went to work and saw three white eggs in a corner outside the bar. But when I saw it and because I don't have bad intentions, I just thought it was a stray fowl that laid these eggs there so we took the eggs and buried them."
"Another time too, I saw a tortoise, in the same corner. Again, I did not have bad intentions so I thought it was someone's pet that went missing so I made a cage for it and fed it well, a few days later, it died.
…Then another time, when we got to work early in the morning and opened the door, a huge cat ran out at full speed and bypassed us. There is no way a cat that big could get into the shop because the ceilings are, doors are burglar proof. I didn't understand, today I get sick, tomorrow it's something else, It was a whole lot," she expressed.
MzBel also added that when she decided to relocate the shop, someone told her the reason she kept falling sick was because someone had been planting "medicines" in and around her shop.
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