“My head is not wholesale to keep things there” is a loose talk. Ask yourself if people can trust you – Rev. Vincent Kankam
Rev. Vincent Kankam has criticised the expression “My head is not wholesale to keep things there,” describing it as loose talk while urging people to reflect on their trustworthiness.
Speaking on Kessben FM’s Food for Thought programme, the preacher challenged listeners to consider whether others can genuinely trust them with confidential information.
He encouraged people to examine their character and the way they handle information shared with them, stressing the importance of being trustworthy in personal relationships.
According to Rev. Kankam, individuals must ask themselves whether they can be relied upon to keep sensitive matters private rather than making statements that suggest they cannot be trusted with information.
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