Comic actor Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win has expressed dismay at Ghana's tough economic conditions, especially in the rise of food prices.

Lil Win shares a video highlighting the small quantity of porridge he purchased for GH¢8 in Adenta, Accra, and comments on the high cost.

"The country is very hard; I never knew the economy was this challenging," says Lil Win, noting the inflated prices of basic foods.

He humorously suggested that gobe (gari and beans) might cost GH¢200 if porridge is priced at GH¢8.

"I swear by mother and the water I drink, the country is very hard, I swear by God. I never knew the economy is this hard.

"This is GH¢8 worth of koko with just sugar. This should’ve been the size of GH¢1 or GH¢2 worth of koko but this is GH¢8 at Adenta in Accra.

“It doesn’t even include milk or groundnut; I am sure that will make it GH¢40. If koko is selling at GH¢8 I am sure gobe (gari and beans) will go for GH¢200. The country is indeed difficult,” he stated.

Ghana's economy has faced difficulties since late 2019, leading to rising living costs and steep price hikes for goods and services.

The government attributes these challenges to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war but remains optimistic about the economy's future.