Ghanaians periodically call themselves out for acts of hypocrisy.
The comments often affect politicians or social commentators who speak only when it’s convenient.
Notable names like Pastor Mensah Otabil, Rev. Prof. Martey, Ace Ankomah, Sarkodie and so many others are captured in this net of hypocrisy.
The records are all verifiable and still active on the internet. All you have to do is dig deep.
Well, Giovani Caleb had had enough of it and couldn’t resist the temptation of sharing his opinion.
Check out what he wrote on Twitter.
Reacting to his tweet, Netizens remarked on a variety of issues affecting Ghanaians and the way we think.
Even though Giovani shared his frustrations in only a few words, the message it sends cannot be overstated.
As Ghanaians, it is our onus to demand accountability for the things done on our behalf.
When things go wrong, and we act indifferent about them the consequences cannot be borne by only a select few.
In truth, we are all affected when bad policies are implemented.
When issues about fuel hikes are swept under the carpet, drivers and riders alike feel the loss.
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When corrupt officials boldly deny their actions even though there is hard evidence to prove otherwise, any loss to the state affects us all.
If we cannot act, at least speak up!
SOURCE: GhanaCelebrities.Com