Men Are 'overusing' women because of the bad economy -TV Presenters tell Akufo-Addo
- Three television presenters say the state of the economy in Ghana has led to men 'overusing' women
- In an interview on Neat 100.9 FM, they suggested that President Akufo-Addo fixing the country's problems is how the issue can be resolved
- The statement has generated a lot of comments about the economy and what people do for money
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Three television presenters claim men are 'overusing' women because of the dire state of the economy in Ghana.
Speaking on Neat 100.9 FM, Esther Asamoah, Enyonam Manye, and Nana Adwoa Annan called on President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to fix the country.
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They added that it will resolve the issue of young women sleeping with men in hopes of getting paid to take care of themselves.
"We are serious about this issue. President Akufo-Addo needs to fix the country because the situation is disturbing," one of the ladies said.
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Read some of the comments about their statement below.
Swagofafricanews: "What services do they operate with their bodies. I think it's better if they approach these men with price list of the services they provide so if they can't afford it , they will go. Or those ones are found along the lagos avenue , Eastlegon in the night"
Sugarcanekofi: "I’m sure it’s just comedy cuz…. Chilll y’all gotta start living within ur means. It’s not by force to wear expensive wigs and designer materials. Misplaced priorities nkoaaa"
Beautyandmoregh: "My ladies in the studio, so you know the word "been content"with what you have why change your hair every month if you don't have the means, unnecessary pressure in the name of trand is what is worrying us ladies today."
Akua Rossy: "U people are disgracing some of us who are working our a*s out must u always sleep with a man to get money. Nonsense"
Watch the television presenters below.
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