Ghanaian media personality Adom Kyei has pushed back against comments made by fellow broadcaster Ola Michael about the health drink Yesu Mogya, defending the product and challenging its critic’s claims.
The disagreement started after Ola Michael publicly questioned the safety and effectiveness of Yesu Mogya, a herbal beverage that has gained attention in Ghana for its alleged health benefits. In his criticism, Michael urged consumers to be cautious and seek medical advice before using the drink.
Adom Kyei responded strongly, saying that Ola Michael’s remarks were unfair and could mislead the public. He suggested that critics should verify information before making claims that might harm the reputation of products and the confidence of consumers who believe in their benefits. Kyei emphasised that many people have shared positive experiences with Yesu Mogya, and that dismissing the drink without complete knowledge was irresponsible.
Kyei also raised the point that discussions about herbal and nutritional products should be balanced and based on evidence rather than fear or speculation. He encouraged open dialogue among experts, producers, and consumers to ensure that accurate information is available to the public. According to him, constructive criticism is welcome, but it should be presented respectfully and backed by facts.
The exchange has sparked reactions across social media, with supporters of both personalities sharing their views on the debate. Some users have called for more scientific evaluation of health products like Yesu Mogya, while others have defended the rights of media figures to express differing opinions.
As the conversation continues, many industry watchers say it highlights broader questions about consumer protection, public health communication, and the role of influencers in shaping opinions about wellness products.
