‘Ghanaians are becoming like Kweku Ananse’ – Agyinasare warns against culture of lies

Archbishop Charles Agyinasare has criticised what he describes as a growing culture of dishonesty in Ghana, warning that lying has become so common that people increasingly measure cleverness by their ability to evade the truth.

The archbishop also explained that dishonesty goes beyond making outright false statements.

He warned that such attitudes risked making dishonesty appear acceptable, particularly when people viewed deception as a sign of intelligence rather than a failure to uphold the truth.