“Selling Atieke Can Never Make You Rich, Even If It’s For 100 Years” – Twene Jonas Tells Fans

Ghanaian social critic Twene Jonas, who lives in the United States, has commented on the recent debates surrounding the purchase of a brand-new purple Rolls-Royce by the proprietor of Chez Amis Restaurant.

The owner of Chez Amis sold only Acheke to purchase a brand-new Rolls-Royce Cullinan, but Twene Jonas told his fans not to trust her in a video that was uploaded to his TikTok account.

“Even if you sell Acheke for 1000 years, you would not be able to raise the funds to afford a Rolls-Royce Cullinan,” the man claimed in the clip.

He clarified that Chez Amis’s sale of Acheke to purchase the expensive automobile was a complete fabrication. He believed that males were responsible for the money that many of these ladies who bought these cars had.

Twene Jonas mentioned seasoned actress and filmmaker Tracey Boakye as an example.

He emphasized that there was no movie that the renowned Maame Dokono had filmed that Tracey Boakye had not, and yet she and her contemporaries were still not affluent.

While driving around town and showcasing his stunning surroundings in the United States, the outspoken social critic in the film observed that the system was functioning.

In the video, he stated, “For many of these women, it is inheritance from their partners or from their dads.”

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Source: Dklassgh.com