Spending so extravagantly on a birthday party while Jamestown, your hometown, lacks toilets, decent housing, and has opium-addicted youth doesn’t add up to me. It’s your cash, but priorities should count in a poor country like Ghana. #RNAQ40

Abeg, let’s fix this first

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Poor people with big plans. When you get money then use it to design ,build toilet and decent houses in your hometown.

The fact that you guys think being rich means the person would always make good judgement and decisions tickles me. You can be rich today and be a pauper tomorrow: it boils down to choices.

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What’s ur problem chale Go tell the government, kings and those residents to fix their town He owes them nothing it’s his choice and u ain’t got a part of it

Government work is to build good systems that work and are reliable. If that is provided, the citizens can build the nation on their own.

Ei so how many people is he expecting? Chale Nii for calm down because the Bar he’s setting nu dieeerrr 😪 ah well, that’s his money tho

Psychologically, he’s tryna prove a point. He met Despite etc before doing this. He wanna cement his name as one of Ghana’s richest and would do anything and everything for that accolade. Ego!

Do you support your people in Jamestown !

If I have finances, I would support my tribesmen along the coast at Osu-Kinkawe and by extension all Ghanaians instead of putting up a party for people who don’t love me to come dine for free.