Van Vicker calls Ghanaians against the Cedi appreciation ‘narcissistic’

Renowned actor, Van Vicker has described Ghanaians who are not happy about the appreciation of the cedi against the dollar as “narcissistic.”
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‎According to him, some Ghanaians living abroad are not enthused by the development.
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‎In a Facebook post on May 28, 2025, the actor expressed the need for the country to be happy about the appreciation of the cedi.
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‎“Regrettably some Ghanaians living abroad are not enthused because the dollar has dropped against the cedis. How narcissistic can one be? I think the current cedis orbit is remarkable for Ghana as a country and I am optimistic it’s sustainable,” he stated.
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‎Van Vicker maintained that his speech was not sparked by political malice but out of genuine concern and charged Ghanaians to praise President John Dramani Mahama for such an incredible job.
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‎“This is not a political statement. It is an acknowledgement of a good job done so far. Call a spade a spade. Give credit to whom credit is due,” he added.
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‎Highlighting the significance of the currency’s rebound, Van Vicker indicated that the cedi was currently trading at GH¢10.29 to $1, compared to around GH¢17 to $1 just a few months ago, a development he described as “remarkable.”
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