play videoMusician Okyeame Kwame(L) and Sports journalist, Saddick Adams(R)
Sports journalist, Saddick Adams, has thrown a subliminal shot at musician Okyeame Kwame over the latter's claims that Ghanaians should fix themselves to ensure the country's growth.
Okyeame Kwame in a quoted reply to media personality Naa Ashokor's tweet, claimed that there is no 'politician messiah' who would save the country from its misery.
He reasoned that the average Ghanaian
Read full article.can ensure the country's growth through their mindset, health, family, and work.
"You Naa you will fix the country. Starting with your health, then mindset, then your family, then your work. If we all start a small light in our little corners, Ghana will become bright. All the names you have mentioned can also light a small flame. However, Ghana cannot be fixed by one man. No messiah in politics," he tweeted.
Saddick Adams, adding to many tweets that have directly and indirectly responded to the rapper's tweet, said because the rapper is well-to-do and can handle things by himself does not mean everyone can.
"We can afford shock absorbers and dig boreholes in our houses but the other things we cannot individually afford is the reason we collectively pay taxes to a body called [government] entrusted with all our powers to use it for such other important purposes.
"And the fact that you can afford shocks so you don’t care about bad roads doesn’t mean you’re completely safe.
"The trotro driver who couldn’t afford shocks will fall into a gaping pothole, veer off and crash into your car, then you have to build your own hospital to fix your damaged jaw because there’s no bed in the public hospital."
Ghana's declining economy has been the centre of conversation on X. The discussions were triggered by the recently ended Youth protest dubbed #OccupyJulorbiHouse.
You Naa you will fix the country . Starting with your health , then mindset , then your family , then your work . If we all start a small light in our little corners, Ghana will become bright. All the names you have mentioned can also light a small flame. However, Ghana cannot be… https://t.co/JsEEjRt0jq
We can afford shock absorbers and dig boreholes in our houses but the other things we cannot individually afford is the reason we collectively pay taxes to a body called [government] entrusted with all our powers to use it for such other important purposes.
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