“I Only Eat Ones In A Day” Stonebwoy Opens Up.

According to the Ghanaian dancehall act, people have to manage their expenditures and ambitions else they will become frustrated. Stonebwoy adds that people should also be grateful for life to lessen the pressure.

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“It’s really not easy. Someone like me, I’m inside the street proper. I always have to have a denomination that I can actually distribute. As if it were an obligation. So I feel it. I know how it goes. Even people at the top don’t have it easy. So, how much more people are on the ground?" Stonebwoy asked.

Speaking on TV3, he continued that “all I can say is that we have to be realistic with our expenditures and ambitions, else you will be frustrated. Above all, we should be thankful we have life because no matter how tough it gets, God always makes a way at the end of the day".

In a report by 3news.com, the father of two also preached about people lending help to others through any sacrifice that can change one's life.“Some people can’t even find a meal a day. They go every other day. So, if you cross people like this, and it’s genuine, you can do your best. My formation is once a day. So, I haven’t eaten. I will probably eat at 6 pm,” he said.

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