Agongo: I don’t womanise, gamble, drink, smoke; my money is for helping the poor – that gives me joy

Businessman and philanthropist Seidu Agongo finds joy in helping others. He believes that making a difference is more fulfilling than material pleasures.

In an interview with Kwasi Kyei Darkwah on CTV’s Master of the Game, Mr. Agongo discussed his values. He chooses to abstain from drinking, smoking, gambling, and womanizing. He feels these habits offer no lasting value.

“I’m not the type who drinks or gambles,” he stated. “You can check my history. Womanizing brings nothing profitable.”

He mentioned that women “hardly get” his attention due to his focus on business and service.

“I use my money to take care of poor people,” he explained. “There’s more joy in helping others than spending it on myself.”

Mr. Agongo is known for his philanthropic efforts, especially towards vulnerable children and orphans. He finds fulfillment in supporting kids who have lost their parents or come from difficult backgrounds.

“Should something happen to you now and you have a child, I see it as my responsibility to help them grow,” he said. “That is where I find my joy—not in women or cars.”

His commitment to uplifting others has led him to adopt orphans and pay school fees for many children in need.

“That alone makes me happy,” he concluded with conviction.