Actor, Prince David Osei, has admitted that times are hard in Ghana. This comes after months of living in self-denial and calling on Ghanaians to fix themselves rather than urge the government to make things right.
Prince David Osei making this known in a tweet said “I know times are tough everywhere but things will get better… Keep believing”.
His acknowledgement that times are hard is a shock to many considering the fact that he urged the people of Ghana to rather fix themselves. The youth in Ghana are complaining of the times. Fuel prices keep increasing every fortnight and that has affected prices and the standard of living across the country.
The government blames the hardship on COVID-19 and its accompanying financial commitments for the suffering but however, turn around to blame the citizens for not fixing themselves as the cause of the country’s problems.
Although there are efforts to demonstrate, these efforts have been thwarted by the Ghana Police Service who has decided to take the issue to court to restrain the citizens from registering their displeasure.
Source: twitter/mynewsgh
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Things are hard in Ghana because the government is NOT doing the right things. For Ghana to prosper through productivity of Ghanaians, we need the government to apply the national resources to the basics. We need the government to improve affordable and available HOUSING and FOOD. This will reduce the cost of living and increase disposable income and savings and eventually reduce interest rates at the banks. Once these things are done, it becomes EASIER for talented people and entrepreneurs to create and run productive ventures without struggling for daily food and accomodation. Unfortunately, we have a president who prefers expensive bathrooms in the sky at the expense of serious business of fixing Ghanaian productivity.