Honorable Kwadwo Nsafoah's recent statement that "no Ghanaian is truly hungry" has sparked a heated debate about job creation and lifestyle choices in Ghana. While some people agree with his assertion, others have criticized him for downplaying the struggles of those living in poverty.

According to a study on precarious employment and household food insecurity in Ghana, many individuals face food insecurity despite being employed ¹. This suggests that hunger is a real issue in Ghana, and it's not just about lifestyle choices.

Hon. Nsafoah's comments also come at a time when Ghana is facing significant economic challenges. A review of Ghana's employment policy highlights the need for sustainable job creation and economic growth .

It's clear that the issue of hunger and poverty in Ghana is complex and multifaceted. While lifestyle choices may play a role, it's also important to address the underlying economic and social issues that contribute to poverty and hunger.