A young man has revealed pick-pocketing is a daily activity he undertakes to put money in his pocket as a means of survival.
The young man, who works as a part-time porter, attributed his horse-like life to lack of employment opportunities even though he has relevant skills.
Describing himself as a hustler, the young man says he steals to fend for himself after many job applications have yielded negative results.
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“If I see someone carrying something or with money in their pocket and they lose focus, I quickly and smartly take from them to feed myself.
“‘kpa-to-kpa’ is a business that involves being highly smart without any room for time-wasting, see, picks the thing, [don’t] waste your time, whether it’s for you or it’s not for you. So far as you are hungry you have to pick it,” he told Accra based Yen.com.