KEY POINTS
- Cheddar, a Ghanaian businessman, calls on the youth to abandon violence.
- He encourages positive change through education and hard work.
- The message highlights the need for peaceful solutions to societal problems.
Ghanaian businessman Nana Kwame Bediako who is known in social media as Cheddar has pleaded with the youth of Ghana not to take the life of a fellow human being in their bid to fight for the problems facing society.
His message comes at a time when many youths within Ghanaian society as well as in other parts of the world are suffering from issues as economic strain, social inequality and unemployment. As a response to these problems, Cheddar underscored the need to concentrate on the tasks that were proactive or possessed the potential to deliver positive results.
During an event several weeks ago, Cheddar opined that violence escalates the problem and keeps everyone held back because it takes time to DT.”
He also encouraged the youth that there are right ways of transforming society without necessarily going to a violent regime, especially through the pursuit of education, innovation and determination. He has a message for the youth in Ghana and other youths in other parts of the world because the challenges are almost the same.
The positive action for the youth program
Thus, Cheddar’s popularity lies in his biography. As a born millionaire who started his business from scratch and was born and raised in Ghana, he has been a strong supporter of youth employment.
He also mentioned that the only way to get to the top is to work harder, and strategically and to contribute towards the formation of the new world.
From GhanaWeb, Cheddar was clear in warning the youth that violence especially in politics has never brought any positive results. He noted that education and economic liberation processes that people embraced in the past have always been more effective than any other movement.
A call for peaceful solutions
Cheddar speaks a very motivating message because one should only fight for peace, only where social fights are going on. He underlines the belief that living in a world of violence, patience, determination and cooperation are the ultimate answers. He wants young people to go to school, make friends, and be useful members of society who will work and not be troublemakers.
The businessman also offered his take on the happy disposition as well as told me that the youths of today if they change their perception towards life, would make the world a safer place to live by reducing violence.
He urged the youths to believe in themselves, come together and steer clear from violence or any form of immoral prohibited activities that take the lives of many young people. His message is inspiring to a generation which is struggling to find how to overcome the challenges which come their way.
As the world and Ghana in particular fight different social and economic vices like the young men and women of Today with the likes of Cheddar they are being informed that they also can change the society through the barrel of the gun. In Cheddar’s success, his words act as the call to arms while also being the warning – change is possible, but not through violence.
