I’m even owing Afro… I used to bring my friends phone from shs to him to repair so I also get something on top… Afro really helped me got profit pay my bills to at school.. I remember my last repairing that was 2017 you didn’t take me money and told me you had an old battery so you will fixed for me free the next week I came back I didn’t meet you, Mawuli your small boy you work with said you have travelled
Taking care of your family and children is part of life. It is the cards you’ve been dealt with and you must be glad. You’re not the only one who has wife and children.
Very honest and open talk...don't travel with a trailer, especially the guys. Please travel single. Abrokyire is all about nkrataa, 70% of the problem is gone if you have nkrataa. Focus on nkrataa no matter what
Technical and vocational education is the key. Many people don’t know you can earn a certificate for learning hard work. The government should streamline all apprenticeship training to cover all mechanic, tailoring, masonry, hairdressing, Cosmetics, catering, painting, landscaping, phone repairs, electronics, carpentry, electrician etc to an agency under the Ghana education service to be able to award those who learn a trade in those areas. On the job trained professional must be certified or awarded certificate. They should all be captured under the tax system too.
@@judifugar7995 I was not referring to the school. I meant the artisans, eg. Mechanic aka fitting shops, electrical shops etc. If they have included them, then it's a thumbs up.
He's a hustler but needs to think about his future while he still has strength and energy. Old age waits for no man. To be an old African man in Obroni's land is not easy and very expensive.
My best advice for Afro is that he should try and gather some capital and come back to Ghana to invest sooner than later. Ghana has more opportunities than any country if you have the starting capital. Well spoken Afro.
An uncivilised country that's people who invested with their hard earned money need to beg an incompetent president concerning their pensions, bonds etc? I might return to Ghana but I will put my money 💷 where the government is correct and not in Ghana.
Ghana is not safe long-term to invest,there's no safety in that country, my dad invested heavily,now at his old age,most of his assets have been squandered,it's best he invest in the country he's at.
@@achiaa6407I can understand your dad’s ordeal but the truth is you can’t be an absentee business person in Ghana. But as far as personal business is concerned I can tell you that it’s worth it than living abroad. It much depends on what you wanna do . I’ve been living in the States for about a decade anyone with biz eye will tell you that Ghana or Africa is the best place to invest your hard earned earned capital.
@@benbo7042 The days when people used to live abroad are outliving it’s usefulness. If you don’t have anything to do back home that’s fine but if you’re interested in business stop dreaming about living abroad . There’s no pride and worth in living there . Home is home regardless of the challenges. Let’s come together and find solutions to navigate our way out of the challenges that we see and turn them into opportunities Ben.
Dj I met this guy at malata afro shop am now here for just one week what he says is very true ,is not easy as we think in Ghana.but opportunity are here more than Ghana
D.J tell your people to think before they utter some words. We're selling ourselves out. It's not about having so much views. They should know their languages
