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You Don’t Have A Future If You Spend 3 Hours A Day Watching Videos Online- Abeiku Santana Slaps Sense Into Ghanaian Youth

Ghanaian media personality, Abeiku Santana has called out Ghanianain Youth for being lazy and misusing their time.

Abeiku Santana claims there is no future anywhere for the Ghanaian youth so they should be serious enough with their lives.

Abeiku Santana does not understand why the youth of Ghana will be spending a lot of time online watching funny videos thinking they are waiting for the future to make things right.

According to him, there is nothing wrong with being on social media especially when one is using it as a medium of making money but it becomes a problem when ample time is spent on social media just to watch funny videos and do other unimportant things.

He said “We all have 24 hours but what do you do with that? Some people spend three hours on social media it’s not bad unless you are making money from there. But if you spend three hours on social media watching funny videos on YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter then it’s dangerous.”

He added that any youth who is fond of spending a lot of time on social media watching funny videos and doing irrelevant things has no future to think of.

“You can go to WhatsApp chat and send videos for three hours. If you are still doing this in 2024, don’t expect any great future. Never take your present for granted because that is the foundation of your future,” he said while speaking on Okay FM.

Meanwhile, the media personality has called on Bulk Oil Distributors to reduce the prices of fuel following the decline of the dollar.

“I’m pleading with the Bulk Oil Distributors. The dollar’s value has declined so pls reduce the prices of your fuel. Oil marketing companies should also reduce their prices. Just as the dollar is declining every day, you need to also reduce your prices every day. Drivers and transport operators who have increased their prices, now the dollar is going down, it’s time to cut down your prices. The police also need to start arresting those who are still charging outrageous prices,” he said,

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