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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 34069, member: 636"]
Businessman Seidu Agongo believes helping others matters more than luxury items. He shared his views during a television interview with Kwasi Kyei Darkwah on CTV. He questioned whether anyone remembers the cars driven by famous leaders like Kwame Nkrumah or John Mahama. He spends his wealth on poor people instead of entertainment because he feels content with what he has.

Mr. Agongo finds deep satisfaction in supporting children who lack resources. He pays school fees for many kids from struggling families who grow into adults with their families. He considers it his duty to help children who have lost their parents become successful individuals. His happiness comes from changing lives rather than collecting material possessions or pursuing romantic relationships.

His example shows the lasting value of investing in human potential. The businessman stands apart from those chasing status symbols in modern society. His actions demonstrate how personal wealth can create meaningful change when directed toward those most in need. The impact of helping vulnerable people continues long after material possessions lose their value.
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