“If you don’t f@ke it, It’s difficult to make it big in Ghana’ – CEO of PY Events backs Chef Smith and NAM 1
The cliché, ‘fake it till you make it’ has been re-echoed and explained in the Ghanaian context by the CEO of PY Events in the person of Mr. Bernard Twene Fosu.
According to the pageant organizer, the easiest way any critical thinker can make it in Ghana is to fake certain things before they can make it big in life in terms of achievement.
Simply put, the typical Ghanaian doesn’t want to be told the rare or hard truth to help the needy, however, the typical Ghanaian believes more in lies than the truth.
To justify his point, a young man in event organizing will find it difficult to get sponsors when he presents the rare truth to the co-operate institutions unless some forms of lies and settings is being attached to sugarcoat everything.
Perhaps this is why peeps like DR. UN, Cook-A-Thon Chef Smith, NAM 1, Et AL, could amass mass following in Ghanaian because they intentionally ride on the cliché, ‘fake it till you make it’.
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Source: SeanCity
