One of Ghana’s most vocal entertainment personalities says it does not make sense for anyone to live beyond their means.
According to Lydia Forson, it is wise for one to live within his or her means when he or she is broke.
Citing herself as an example, the ‘Side Chic Gang’ star, in a tweet, said; “When I’m broke I try to live within my means, I only buy what I NEED and not what I WANT.”
She stressed that “I won’t “free” a Gucci bag to pay later; Ha am I MAD?!”
The actress Ghana doe not appear to appreciate this simple fact of life.
“But in Ghana, the broker the country is the more we borrow and the more we spend on frivolous things,” she said.
See her post below:
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