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The word in the streets and the markets and business districts in Ghana is that sometimes your first customer could signify the end of your business and when a colleague business man or woman asks for change, spiritually he could be asking you to hand over all your capital.
Many people experience unexplainable losses or business failures not necessarily as a result of mismanagement but ways they ascribe to evil forces.
This compels them to acquire talismans or spiritual powers they believe can cast away evil forces and attract customers to their businesses.
But how good or bad is this? And are there any negative implications therein?
Join Agya Brifah onAdom TV's 'Asumasem' this Wednesday @10pm for more insight.
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