Ghanaian actor, Yaw Dabo talks about his possessions. Moreover, he revealed that in his books, owning a car is a luxury and not a necessity. Therefore, all the people who consistently questioned him on his should cut him some slack. He stated that people ask that anytime they see him go on board a public car<\/p>\n
Furthermore, he quoted some portions of the scripture to make his case on why he thought a car was not really a necessity for him. The actor made the point that the Bible states that earthly wealth is to the benefit of believers. However, it is not the supreme motive of man.<\/p>\n
He made these statements on the latest episode of Celebrity Ride show. Also, he added that recently his manager, Kofi Asamoah indicated that he wanted to buy a car for him. However, he declined the offer because he felt it was not time for him to own a ride yet.<\/p>\n
According to him, every height one reaches in the entertainment industry has some peculiar eyes that begin to monitor the individual\u2019s movement and as a result, his strong belief that the time is not ripe. He was, however, quick to stress that the people should not be too surprised when they see him cruising in a new baby very soon because with God all things all possible.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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