Throwback:Kennedy Agyapong Alleges 85% of Ghanaian Business Tycoons Dealt with Drugs Money

News Hub Creator 6min Kennedy Agyapong, a well-known Ghanaian politician and businessman, has made a bold assertion that approximately 85% of successful businesspeople in Ghana have, at some point, been involved in drug-related activities. However, he firmly distances himself from such dealings, arguing that his outspoken nature would have made it impossible for him to remain undiscovered if he were involved. He emphasizes that his success is solely the result of hard work and perseverance.

Agyapong believes that individuals who engage in drug trafficking to achieve financial success ultimately fail in the long run. He challenges the notion that he could be involved in such activities, stating, “You run your mouth on television criticizing people, and if you’re a drug dealer, nobody will say anything to you? Do you think you’re God?” Regarding why some people associate him with drug dealing, he reiterated his claim that a significant percentage of wealthy Ghanaian entrepreneurs have had links to the trade. Additionally, he disclosed that he owns 108 houses in Ghana, with 26 located in East Legon, reinforcing his financial success.



His business empire spans real estate, media, and other industries, positioning him as one of Ghana’s most prominent businessmen. His remarks reflect a broader perception that many affluent individuals in Ghana may have acquired their wealth through questionable means. However, without substantial evidence, his statement remains a personal opinion rather than an established fact.

Source:MyNewsGh.