Ghanaian rapper Kojo Cue has expressed frustration over how the youth are struggling to make ends meet despite spending several years in school to acquire knowledge and skills.

In a post shared on X on September 14, 2026, Kojo Cue lambasted individuals at the helm of affairs, noting that, after spending years in school or learning a trade, many are being forced to accept the bare minimum.

According to the rapper, the system in place in the country is poor, adding that instead of leaders ensuring that the average Ghanaian who is struggling gets a better life, they are rather advising them to be content with what they have.

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Kojo Cue stressed that if a young Ghanaian wanted to survive on gari and live in a single room, there would be no need to spend several years in school.

"Person go struggle go school or learn job… Do everything in their power to excel for a chance at a better life… The system go let them down, then the advice they’ll get is to live within their means.

"If a person wanted to eat gari once a day and share a single room with his whole family, like e go struggle do a 5-7-year course? Advice no be yɛ nkwasiasɛm, opanyin," he said.

Read the full post below:

Person go struggle go school or learn job … do everything in their power to excel for a chance at a better life … the system go let them down then the advice they’ll get is to live within their means … if person wanted to eat Gari once a day and share single room with his…

— KANI (@KOJO_Cue) September 14, 2026