Actress Lydia Forson has postulated that when individuals struggling to make ends meet complain about the hardships in Ghana, the privileged and well-connected should keep their mouths shut.
She believes that those with the necessary connections and wealth should not judge others who are legitimately trying to make ends meet.
Lydia Forson took to Twitter to express her feelings on Ghanaians’ current hardships.
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She said “If you’re rich or connected to people in power and don’t have to worry too much about where your next meal comes from, how to pay advance rent or fuel please STFU up when people are venting.”
People who have no other outlet to express their frustrations, according to the actress, should be allowed to tell their experiences about the country’s challenges.
“That’s all some have at the end of the day, allow them their moment of frustration.”
The prices of commodities are on the ascendency, the living standard of an average Ghanaian has been heightened, fuel prices are increasing, and this is a hardship in Ghana.
Source; www.ghgossip.com
