Ghanaians are too greedy
This is one of the silent reasons we remain poor as a nation
Everyone inflates the price of everything.
Profit margins that would even scare Apple.
There is enough money but we inflate prices above the standard of living and it makes no sense.
This is what partying and clubbing were supposed to facilitate and accelerate. Not people sitting in one corner, ignoring others, or trying to prove that they have more money than others by ordering overpriced drinks.
Mr Prez @JDMahama see o .. someone is filling the river oo... Kasoa Tuba junction, in-between Chinese bus stop and Tuba junction, Accra bound. @HonLindaAkweley
This is what has started at Shiashie. Too much lawlessness in this country.
And when you talk, some people will have the effrontery to tell you “the system is hard, people have to feed”.
How sickening!
#civicsensegh#thinkrightactright#ghanaletsdobetter
Ghanaians are painfully opportunistic when it comes to pricing. When the sachet water producers announced an increase, government stepped in to halt it, yet some still went ahead to raise prices anyway. What is even more troubling is that retailers of bottled water have also used it as an excuse to increase theirs.
Businesses are quick to raise prices at the slightest opportunity, but never ready to reduce them when conditions improve. Instead of fair competition protecting consumers, every rumor or announcement becomes a chance for them to maximize profit.
Imagine a country where businesses exploit basic necessities such as water and food. 🤦♀️
The problem is not just inflation; it is greed, weak enforcement, and the lack of accountability in our pricing culture. Until there is stronger regulation and a sense of social responsibility, consumers will continue to suffer whenever any small excuse arises.