Entrepreneur and son of Member of Parliament (MP) Kennedy Agyapong, Kennedy Agyapong Jr., aims to surpass his father's wealth. In an exclusive interview on Asaase Radio, he emphasized leveraging the solid financial foundation his parents provided.Kennedy Jr. expressed determination to build upon this legacy, stating, "I believe I can achieve it. I've had the privilege of not starting from scratch." He outlined plans to support his siblings financially, should the need arise, highlighting his active involvement in various business ventures including shea butter sales and fashion design. Kennedy Jr. stressed the importance of personal effort, despite his father's influence, asserting, "Now is not the time to rest on my father's name."“I think I can do it; you have to set a goal because I have the opportunity to not start from zero. I always tell my dad, God forbid, if he dies, he doesn’t have to leave me with anything. He should give everything to the rest of my siblings because I am the second oldest.

“And I have been working with him for a long time so I should be the one to take care of my siblings if he’s not there. He started from zero; now he’s at one, I should be at two, then my other siblings and children should add on to it,” Kennedy Agyapong Jr. said in a report on asaaseradio.com.

Kennedy Agyapong Jr., who is also a co-founder of the Afrofuture Festival, revealed that he has started a chain of businesses.

“I do a lot of things, like selling shea butter and making clothes as well. I can’t just rely on the fact that my father is Kennedy Agyapong, so this is not the time to relax.”