Poverty has clouded your mentality – Counselor Lutterodt jabs radio presenter

Prince Tsegah, a radio presenter with Hitz FM in his quest to interrogate Rev George Cyril Lutterodt’s claim that he is worthy led to a jab from the controversial counselor as he rebutted that poverty had “clouded” the “mentality” of the Showbiz Filla host, Abrantepa.com took notice.

Counselor Lutterodt who was reacting to allegations from contentious comedienne, Afia Schwarzenegger that he is a misfit when it comes to the category of “real men” because his wife gave him financial assistance for their marriage and is still the breadwinner of their house said he was in control.

“My wife is very rich but not richer than me; I’m in charge of my home,” Counselor Lutterodt noted.

“Lutterodt, I don’t see you as a rich man,” opined Prince Tsegah.

“You see… Poverty has clouded your mentality. You’ve been so poor to the extent that when you see rich people, you can’t identify,” Counselor Lutterodt rebutted.



Despite the jab, Prince Tsegah went on to state that he was “very surprised that Lutterodt [thinks he is] rich.”

Prince Tsegah

Background

Counselor Lutterodt mentioned on live TV that Afia Schwarzenegger’s determination to take care of her children as well as her frustration led her to marry her ex-husband, Lawrence Abrokwa and “decided to keep him and feed him while it should be the reverse osmosis where a man is to be taking care of his woman.”

A displeased Afia Schwarzenegger in response took to Instagram and expressed her fury while making wild allegations against Counselor Lutterodt.

“George Lutterodt You think some of us don’t know how ur wife gave u money to marry her..or you think we don’t know that she fed you for years and still feeding you..well my friend was ur neighbour so be careful. Take several seats with ur foolishness and shut up…when you talk about real men I cry because u are not one..real men don’t beg to feed their family.. from begging from Fadda Dickson to Prophet Kobi. I guess every man can do that” her post read.

Source: abrantepa.com