I respect the decision of everybody on what mobile asset they decide to own because I’m not in the position to determine how beneficial it will be to them, however there are factors I find difficult to endure because I believe it’s a deliberate attempt to keep me limited.

I have this co worked who has a car, he bought the car long ago and it’s really helping in his business, however, when ever he comes to work, he parks the car in the attempt to economize fuel for his businesses and opts to use our motorbikes for his movements.

This single decision is a concern because:

1. If the bike gets stolen somewhere, he may only come and tell me he is sorry and I’ll have challenges replacing it, most people have difficulty replacing a property they have destroyed they only tell you “God will provide”, “It shall be well”, these statements do not resolve economic problems.
2. I also buy fuel: looking at the economic situation at hand, we calculate how our little resources are spent on fuel, the decision to use the bikes of others whilst opting to buy a car is a personal decision which rather appears to restrict others and affect their activities.
3. Person Choices: it’s advisable to get something you need not something you want, if a bike can solve up to 60% of your problems then it means owning a car is luxury. You can opt to buy a bike in addition or sell the car to get what serves you more.
4. Limiting Others: in case I’m called upon in an emergency or sees the need to attend to an activity, what will I rely on to Carryout that necessity?.
5. Trafitec Gh.: with the newly introduced technology to track misconduct our roads, that could result to possible fines that I may struggle to pay.

Source: Upper West Media App