The 2nd episode of Vodafone’s Healthline Series, Season Nine kicked off with a discussion on pimples.
The main panellists, KwekumaYalley – a General Practitioner and Aba Folson – Senior Physician took different positions on the subject matter.
While KwekumaYalley argued that groundnuts generally do not cause pimples.
He, however, indicated that there are inflammatory acumens that could cause pimples on the face.
Aba Folson on the other hand indicated that there are glands underneath the skin that produce oils that could cause pimples.
She was of the view that groundnuts do not cause pimples at all.
“You realize that women within some time of the month begin to break out. Some glands under the skin begin to become hyperactive and they begin to have pimples.”
This episode also sheds light on the interventions by Vodafone to ensure the safety of Ghanaians in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic.
The interventions include the donation of money, sanitisers and other essential items that will enhance adherence to Coronavirus safety protocols.
Vodafone, as part of their interventions, was also involved in offering medical advice online through a call centre.
Chief Executive Officer of Vodafone Ghana, Patricia Obo-Nai recalled how her outfit had to immediately ask their employees to start working from home after Ghana recorded its first two cases.
“Immediately it [Coronavirus] started we started working from home. Our engineers also started working from home. “
She also highlighted the uniqueness of Vodafone, saying it stands out among the other telecommunication networks.
