The Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment, George Opare Addo, announced the appointment. Medikal will serve as an ambassador for the "Red Means Stop" campaign.
This campaign is an effort led by the National Youth Authority. It works to fight drug abuse among young Ghanaians.
The Minister stated the appointment is part of efforts to tackle substance abuse. The campaign seeks to raise awareness and prevent drug use.
Ghana faces challenges with young people using drugs. This initiative aims to provide solutions and support.
Medikal's role is expected to help reach a younger audience. His influence may encourage better choices regarding drug use.
The "Red Means Stop" campaign will involve various activities. These aim to educate and deter young people from engaging with illegal substances.
Further details about the campaign's rollout were not immediately available. The National Youth Authority will lead its implementation nationwide.