Ghanaian actor, Eddie Nartey has bemoaned the current high cost of living in the country.

According to the actor, even celebrities who have all the luxury and can afford to live a comfortable life are currently being hit by the current economic situation.

“We don’t print money, we are all feeling it. If they increase fuel prices, whether you are a doctor or an actor, or even the president, you will feel it. We all buy it at an equal price.

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“It is not just me but I think everybody… When you do vote new people in government, you look for peace and things getting better and so that’s not what I expected but this is how things have taken turns to. It is crazy and bad, people are really complaining… There is so much inflation. Things have shot up,” he stated in a recent interview with Larry Bozzlz on CTV.

Eddie Nartey, who is currently promoting his movie “That night” pleaded with the President Nana Akufo-Addo to sit up and do something about the state of the economy.

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“Nana you really have to sit up and make sure the economy comes back to what it used to be because where things are going, people are complaining. Families are dying, things are really going bad. We are pleading with you, the ministers and the people who are in government to put in policies that are going to help the economy. Where we are heading to is too bad,” Eddie Nartey lamented.