In a thought-provoking interview on Joy Prime, renowned actor Majid Michel opened up about the driving force behind his political aspirations, revealing that his decision to pursue the presidency would be driven by deep frustration with the nation’s growing problems.

“I’m not angry yet,” Michel confessed. “Whatever you’re angry about is your duty to fix.

“You come out of your house, and you see the choked gutters, pure water sachets scattered around, and you’re angry about it, then it’s your duty to fix it.”

Majid’s candid words provide a fresh perspective on leadership. Instead of simply voicing frustrations, he emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility in addressing societal issues.

“I am not yet angry because things are not going too badly,” he added.

“But when they start going very bad and you get very angry, then you realize the responsibility is yours.”

The actor’s reflections are a call to action for individuals to take ownership of the issues plaguing society.

In recent years, Ghana has faced a range of challenges, from waste management problems to infrastructure failures, prompting many to wonder why public officials have not been more proactive in addressing these matters.

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