Rich people like me are not all thieves – Kennedy Agyapong

General News on Wednesday, June 5th, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-06-05

Kennedy Agyapong, the new president of the Patriotic Party (NPP), has called on Ghanaians to stop criminalizing people who are successful in the country, because not all the rich are thieves.

According to the controversial legislator of Assin 's central district, not all of the company' s businessmen have had their money by dubious means, adding that the majority of them have acquired their wealth after hard work.

He lamented the treatment of those who succeeded in the 1971 and 1972 coups, during which factories and companies were destroyed because they were considered thieves.

The business tycoon said that the story of those state coups aimed at businesses had been told to people, hence the fear of establishing businesses in their home country. 39; origin.

In an interview with Net 2 TV under the control of MyNewsGh.com, Assin 's deputy, in the central electoral district, said: "Successful state coups, including coups. State of 1971 and 1972, targeting Ghanaian entrepreneurs, it has resulted in the bankruptcy of businesses in all corners of the country.Opoku Transport, Siaw Tata, Manu BA, Mensah BA, that is why the majority of people save their Every successful person has been criminalized in these shots, so it's hard for any Ghanaian to be so engaged. "

Mr Agyapong pointed out that Ghana's refusal to invest in the business world has paved the way for foreigners to dominate the business sector in Ghana.

He explained that he was not against foreigners who were investing in Ghana, but that citizens should be encouraged to start businesses without being labeled thieves.

Mr. Agyapong has prayed that Ghana will have a small part of the global market where loans will be available to people wishing to start manufacturing.

"I want to encourage Ghanaians to take their own destiny in their own hands, and Ghanaians can do it by self-discipline," he said.

Mr. Agyapong, who has been identified as a thief, called on Ghanaians to stop disdainfully treating people who are successful because of their wealth, claiming that all the rich who were able to build mansions and buy vehicles luxury are thieves.

The loud legislator who owns a business conglomerate, lamented the employees of wealthy people who think their employers stole money somewhere to start their business.

He advised employees who were successful to work with their hearts when they had the opportunity.