Stop Wearing Fàke Bags, Wigs And Shoes – Serwaa Amihere Advises Ladies

According to a report by The BBC Ghana today being Monday, October 26, 2026, Ghanaian lawyer and media personality Serwaa Amihere has advised young women to avoid rushing into buying fake designer bags, wigs, shoes and other expensive items in an attempt to maintain an impressive lifestyle.

The media personality shared the advice while speaking to her young mentees during the IGNITE Woman programme, where she encouraged them to concentrate on building their lives and achieving their personal goals rather than competing with others through material possessions.

According to Serwaa Amihere, young women should understand that success takes time and that there is no need to put themselves under unnecessary pressure to acquire expensive products before they can genuinely afford them.

She urged them to prioritise hard work, personal development and financial stability, explaining that they could eventually purchase original designer products when their financial circumstances allowed them to do so.

Her message focused on the importance of patience and making sensible decisions while working towards a better future. She encouraged the young women to understand that owning expensive bags, wigs, shoes and other fashionable items should not become their main priority at the expense of their long-term ambitions.

Serwaa’s advice also draws attention to the pressure some young people experience when trying to meet society’s expectations or keep up with the lifestyles they see on social media. Such pressure can encourage individuals to spend money on things they may not necessarily need, simply to gain approval or appear successful.

Rather than focusing on impressing others, she encouraged her mentees to invest their time and resources in activities that could improve their lives and create opportunities for future success.

Her remarks have highlighted the importance of financial discipline, patience and self-confidence among young women who are still working to establish themselves.

The message serves as a reminder that success should not be measured solely by the clothes, bags, wigs or shoes a person owns. Instead, building valuable skills, pursuing meaningful goals and developing financial independence can provide a stronger foundation for the future.

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