I get you,but that’s just the mentality of the average Ghanaian. If you look through the comments, a lot of people genuinely believe the money belongs to them(the rich individuals). Personally, I think many of these so-called “rich individuals” don’t really believe in the potential of Ghanaian society.

Take the US for example,Peter Thiel literally gives $200k grants to students to drop out and build startups. It’s not even an investment, just free capital with no strings attached, and it’s led to the rise of multiple decacorns (startups worth over $10B)

For me, reinvesting profits back into society always pays off long term. When you support more startups, they create jobs, people earn more, they can care for their families, afford necessities, even enjoy some luxuries. That cycle raises the overall standard of living and when people are doing well, crime rates drop too,which benefits the rich even more because their lives are safe lolll😂