In-Laws Might Not Meet Christmas Presents Give Away, Times Are Hard -Dr Think Twice

"The economic hardships facing the country affects everyone, in-laws might not be wealthy for presents give away during these festivities, do bear with them"

"Price hikes, cost of living and others within the past three months have not been easy. It has affected everything including family, relations, daily activities etc. It's prudent mother/father/sister/brother in-laws play a critical understanding role, that, things have changed. What happened ten, fifteen, five and three years ago during the festive season might not be the same "

The Chief Executive Officer of Think Twice Africa Consult and Think Twice foundation Ghana , a Policy Think Tank on Social Interventions , a Consultant and Human Rights Activist on SOCIETAL PRESSURES, Mr Ernest Birmeh aka Dr Think Twice, is calling on Ghanaians to adjust in all activities during this festivities as they have already done during this economic hardships, put no PRESSURES on in-laws to demand visits, presents and others. People shouldn't tease at their colleagues, family members, friends and love ones for not having much to spend during this festive season.

" Those who have it should invite the less privilege, share what they have with them. Christmas comes with it's own PRESSURES, therefore society should do as much as possible not to mount unnecessary pressures on friends, colleagues, family members, wives , husbands and Others"

Dr Think Twice further stated that "We are one country, united country, Muslims , Christians and others have lived peacefully side by side. Same way Muslims and Christians have enjoyed various festivities coming from both sides. Let's do same invite our brothers in the Muslimhood to celebrate with us".

Source. Think Twice Foundation Ghana.
Contact : Mr Ernest Birmeh aka Dr Think Twice

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