Stonebwoy has acknowledged that the “rough times” in Ghana have had an impact on his current eating habits.The Ghanaian dancehall act advises individuals to control their spending and aspirations to avoid becoming dissatisfied.
In order to relieve stress, Stonebwoy says that individuals should also be grateful for their lives.
“It’s really not easy. Someone like me, I’m inside the street proper. I always have to have a denomination that I can actually distribute. As if it were an obligation. So I feel it. I know how it goes. Even people at the top don’t have it easy. So, how much more people are on the ground?” Stonebwoy asked.
“All I can say,” he said on TV3, “is that we need to be realistic with our spending and goals if we don’t want to wind up disappointed.Above all, we should be grateful that we are alive because, no matter how difficult things seem at the time, God always finds a solution.The father of two also advocated for helping others through any sacrifice that can improve one’s life, according to a story by 3news.com.
“Some people can’t even find a meal a day. They go every other day. So, if you cross people like this, and it’s genuine, you can do your best. My formation is once a day. So, I haven’t eaten. I will probably eat at 6 pm,” he said.
Stonebwoy joins the chorus of Ghanaians and other celebrities who have been lamenting the country’s difficulties.
