Rapper, TeePhlow says he only came to appreciate the difficulties many Ghanaians face in daily life after returning to the country from abroad.
The rapper said he had heard people complain about the rising cost of living and hardships in the country but didn’t fully appreciate their concerns until he experienced them firsthand.
According to him, his experience abroad had given him a different perspective, making it difficult to understand the extent of the challenges people were talking about.
“I used to hear people complain that life has become so difficult in Ghana, but I didn't believe it until I came back from abroad,” he said.
TeePhlow made the remarks during an interview with Amansan Krakye on Moulders FM.



Bawumia eyes 3R's Japanese tech that removes mercury, cleans soil and recycles w...
'Our borders must command respect' – Osahen Afenyo-Markin on cocaine busts
‘Govt deeply involved in Beirut cocaine bust’ — Kofi Bentil reveals
Ablakwa sues Benghazi, Media General over Fantana affair, corruption allegations
Mahama instructs Finance Ministry to pay striking JUSAG members from November
Mahama must sign same anti-gay bill NDC backed in opposition – Osahen Afenyo-Mar...
Romance Scam: Asante Akyem North MP's extradition hearing set for November 18
JUSAG accuses FWSC CEO of taking unilateral decisions in salary negotiations
Police arrest three Nigerians over alleged bank customer robberies in Kumasi
'Next week I will show how the new economy will turn the gains we have made into...
