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Kwesi Pratt Jnr, Editor-in-Chief of Insight Journal
Editor-in-Chief of Insight Journal, Kwesi Pratt Jnr. advised MPs and government officials to humiliate themselves.
Mr Pratt lamented the lifestyles of some government appointees who he sees annoy Ghanaians especially when workers are fighting for better conditions of service.
“The most important signal is the modesty of our leaders …” he said.
He questioned the opulence that characterizes the lives of some officials, advising them to stop their arrogant posture.
According to him, not all politicians come from poor backgrounds, but one of them immediately becomes a national political leader whom he needs to control his way of life.
“.. it’s become a public issue and it doesn’t matter where you get your resources from…” he advised.
“If you decide to celebrate your birthday on a flight, what’s the essence of posting it on social media as a government official? Is it to annoy people or what?” He asked .
“I’m not asking you not to drink your champagne, but don’t take pictures or post them on social media… What do you get for it?”
Mr Pratt, speaking on Peace FM’s “Kokrokoo”, advised them to live a life of modesty saying “the way of life, modesty is very crucial.”
He was talking about the UTAG strike.
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