According to her, the country has developed into a "cash and carry system" where people demand money for simple tasks such as offering a helping hand to a person in need.

“The spirit of volunteering has vanished in this country. When you ask people especially the youth to volunteer, the first thing they ask is how much are you going to pay me?," she said.

"I arrived at the airport some time back and asked some guys around to help me with my things and they asked me how much I will pay them.”

In an interview on the YLeaderboard Series with Y107.9FM’s Rev. Esrkine, host of the Myd Morning Show, she disclosed how she was received warmly by some Chinese students when she got to an airport in that country.

She indicated that the Chinese students rushed to help her check-in her bags and did it without asking for anything.

“The students were studying English at the Hainan University and volunteered at the airport as a way of interacting with travelers to help them improve upon their English. When one volunteers, the person you help out is automatically leaned toward tipping them. The students refused and I offered to get them coffee and we did that.”

She urged Ghanaian youth, especially students to have a balanced life and not only focus on academics. “Be a part of activities and volunteer,” she said.