The former Fernabache midfielder believes celebrities should be inspiring others to reach their full potential rather than craving for attention on social media.

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In his view, many Ghanaian celebrities live “fake lifestyles” by pretending to own flashy things, which in actual fact are not theirs.

In an interview with Joy News, Appiah said: “Some of the comments are very funny to me, people eat in the restaurant and take pictures of their food and post them on social media.

“If you are a celebrity, there’s no need to do certain things. Some celebrities live fake lifestyles. I always focus on the captions on my social media page to inspire people.”

The Black Stars team coordinator also revealed that there were certain so-called celebrities who act as big personalities on social media, only to run to him later asking for favours.

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According to him, “people live certain lifestyles that means they are not being themselves. If I see them posting pictures, acting as big personalities and turn back to ask me for a favour, I will never stretch out.”

He added that it’s high time celebrities began to inspire society with their reputation rather than focusing all their attention on fame.