Eddie Nartey, an actor and film producer, has urged President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to help Ghana out of the economic crisis it is currently experiencing as a result of his administration, about which many Ghanaians are bitterly groaning.

Eddie asserts that even famous people who are considered to lead nice lives must contend with the high expense of living.

"We do not create money; rather, we all experience it.

No matter who you are—a doctor, an actress, the president—you will feel the effects of a rise in fuel prices.

We all pay the same amount to purchase it.

"It is not just me but I think everybody... When you do vote new people in government, you look for peace and things getting better and so that's not what I expected but this is how things have taken turns to. It is crazy and bad, people are really complaining... There is so much inflation. Things have shot up," he disclosed in an interview with Larry Bozzlz on CTV.

In his special message to Akufo-Addo, Eddie noted that the trust citizens had in the president is gradually declining, a reason he must fix the economy and ensure that the concerns of the people are addressed.

"Nana you really have to sit up and make sure the economy comes back to what it used to be because where things are going, people are complaining. Families are dying, things are really going bad. We are pleading with you, the ministers and the people who are in government to put in policies that are going to help the economy. Where we are heading to is too bad," Eddie Nartey lamented.

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