We must investigate the young men who drive expensive cars … | Social

The parliamentary candidate of the Suame NDC has expressed his frustrations at the recent wave of ritual killings in the country. According to him, the need to be rich overnight is at the root of these horrific acts. He advocates that people who lead luxurious lives should be studied to know the source of their wealth.

Francis Dodovi shared these feelings on Peace FM, where he appeared as a guest. According to Dodovi, the rush for instant wealth is eating away at the fabric of our society. He pointed out that people are no longer motivated by the humble beginnings of wealth creation. Rather, they would welcome overnight success.

“The love for ill-gotten wealth is getting too strong. Nobody cares. There are people who by their humble beginnings. But you see young men who want to get rich overnight. So that they too can be recognized as rich men. But you can’t build a society like that. All of a sudden people want us to see that they are that rich.
This person bought a Maybach, and then he’s going to buy one too. But what work does he do to be able to afford a $ 200,000 Maybach? Someone who hasn’t even turned 30? Society needs to investigate all of these things. This is the only way out, “he continued.

Francis Dodovi shared his experiences in social settings where young men between 23 and 24 driving luxury cars waste money on drinks. Buy drinks worth 1000 Ghc and buy cars at a cost of 2 billion Ghanaian cedis. According to him, your salary should determine your wealth.

“Now in Ghana the most glorified thing is a rich person. We are not worried about where they got the money from. Once they knew you have the money, everyone, especially in Kumasi, flocked to this place. As to where the money comes from, nobody knows. Today people do not celebrate knowledge. All we want is money.