According to Opanka, many prominent Ghanaians openly partake in gambling while concurrently criticizing it with hypocrisy.
“There are a lot of people who are into betting and there are some big people who bet but when you ask them quickly they will say that betting is not a good thing but me I say it as it is,” he told Amansan Krakye.
Speaking about the trend of betting among Ghanaians, the hip-hop musician noted that while it can be addicting, most people rely on it to make a living.
“Betting is addictive but it depends on who is betting however when you have some money and you are not too greedy you can win some bets but you need to discipline yourself,” Opanka born Armstrong Affum added.
“I have won several bets before and I’m not bragging but I really have a lot of knowledge into how betting works and how to make money from betting,” he stated on Kastle FM in Cape Coast.
He ended on the Kastle Entertainment Show “If I’m challenged to come out with two odds every week though I’m not a magician so I won’t say it is certain but in seven days I can win about four to five times”.
Meanwhile, Rapper, songwriter, and poet Armstrong Affum, better known by his stage name Opanka, has discussed how Ghanaians rush to organize a burial service for a deceased individual.
The singer of “Enye Betee” claimed in an exclusive interview with Amansan Krakye that the same individuals who will contribute to or pay to your funeral will disregard you when you are unwell and in need of care.
“When you are alive and suffering no one will bother to help you even those who are sick you’ll never see people contributing to take the person to the hospital,” he remarked on Cape Coast’s Kastle FM.
