A prominent figure named K. Gyamera, who participated in a panel discussion on Sompa FM, a radio station based in Kumasi, has expressed his frustrations over Ghana's lack of development despite the nation's abundant resources.

Since achieving independence, Ghana has faced difficulties in effectively managing its affairs without external intervention.

In a widely shared video, the man, appearing to be in his 40s, suggests that Ghana's leaders have not fully exploited these resources and proposes that it may be more beneficial to allow foreigners, particularly individuals of Caucasian descent, to take charge, as Ghanaians themselves are not fully utilising their own resources.

During a media interview on Friday, June 30, Gyamera passionately remarked that other countries rarely experience economic hardships due to their ability to maximise the potential of their limited resources through effective strategies and utilisation.

"Given that we are failing to harness the potential of our lands, we should allow the Whites to use our bodies as fertiliser by excavating us," he said passionately.

"The Whites have a knack for making the most of what they have. Just look at the quality of their water—does it appear discoloured? We, on the other hand, are plagued by mismanagement, which is why our water is discoloured," he added.

Gyamera emphasised the need for Ghanaians to unite and work collaboratively to bring about positive change within the country and on a global scale.

Efforts have been made by successive governments to transform Ghana's fortunes; however, challenges persist.

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Source: The Independent Ghana