![]() ![]() People despised knowledge and revered wealth thus, men would go to any length to enrich themselves. ![]() The Beautyful Ones are not yet Born documents, narratively, the period in Ghana when corruption became institutionalised and when one is judged by the wealth one has without asking how that wealth was made. This man, Koomson, proudly displayed opulence wherever he went. They found love in his classmate who has now become a party man and so uses his position of influence to enrich himself. However, these two women in the man’s life denigrated him, insulted him, and made him a useless thing, describing him as a nobody. ![]() It talks about the personal and emotional struggles “the man” went through as he tried to convince his wife and mother-in-law that though wealth in itself was not evil but it is the means to its attainment that makes it evil. ![]()
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