You guys should stop judging dis guy. How would you know that he has tried employing Ghanaians in the beginning and it did not work. Its not easy working with Ghanaians or even Africans here. I have had many experiences working with my fellow Ghanaians and its not easy. You get a situation where your own Ghanaian brother /sister siding with a foreigner just so you either get sacked or he gains favour. I understand this guy. Maybe he is comfortable with foreigners because of bad experience. And remember at the end of the day, he wants his company to grow and nothing else. So don't blame him
Thanks sweet sister down here in Ghana lot of the youth don't want to work hard.I am professional tailor I sew suits .some come and lie to me for me to sew for them after sewing they are nowhere to be found .
very good work bro kofi and may the cosmic mother bless u.infact am relly impressed by how people dedicate in hardworking to make their daily means.this is a very good scenario to all ghanaians who are lazy looking for a short cut to make it lif...we luv u kofi....
Hi Kofi TV have watch'g your program am carried awy vy moved/speechless can't wait to meet with y my nxt visit to Ghana for serious discussions for some your shows l look fwd
I think washing the clothes wouldn't be a bad idea but that alone is a whole lot of work on its own. In my opinion, some form of heat treatment can be applied and incorporated in the compressing process so that at least some harmful bacteria will be subdued if not eliminated. on the sundry, I think Hes doing a good job and need to be rewarded. # Ghanainansabroad
Am in gh buh i also works at fose warehouse in ksi and ours is different from U.K. bail which we call it in gh home base ... we hve Canadian fose ,U.K. fose,Australian fose,Spanish fose,Saudi fose ,France fose and USA fose etc ...if u wnt to purchased of our goods we are in ash town ksi....buh all de way good job bro
Fatimah Ilyass there's a container in the street where the whites put their use clothes inside it some are new and anything whitepeople don't use they put inside and its only for charity organisations who have access on the containers so this guy either buy it from them and anyway try and Google.. Caritas Italia and see
Anthony Owusu Ghanaians don’t respect these jobs, that is why we are where we are. And when they are working for thier fellow Ghanaians they think they should be treated differently and that doesn’t work
Nabil Koeman wow, that’s good money, that’s 215ghc a day and in a month it’s 1,050£ which is 6,460ghc, which Job is paying such an amount in Ghana now? God bless this Man, MoreWinningsAhead
Abigail Ameble that's why should washed it before you put it on What they are doing over there is not a small work they can't washed it all KOFI YOU ALWAYS THE BEST KEEP IT UP👏😍😘
Abigail Ameble that's why should washed it before you put it on What they are doing over there is not a small work they can't washed it all KOFI YOU ALWAYS THE BEST KEEP IT UP👏😍😘
These clothes are dirty and smelly, they don't wash them he'll know where the got them from.. They killing our local clothing and manufacturing business.. They should tax them for bringing cheap and nasty and pollution the environment..
If he employ a Ghanaian there, at the end of the day that person would want to kill him. Ghanaians are good at helping foreigners to succeed. But are always good at collapsing our own.
Thank You Johnson.. My point all this while. Its not easy out here with our fellow Ghanaians /Africans at all... In 6 months, I changed jobs 4times just bcos my Ghanaian brothers and sisters were making it hell for me. Finally I am working with only whites/foreigners and I ve been here for 4 years. No problem at all so far.
The workers are not white people, all foreigners. This kind of job they mostly use people who don't have papers to work legally. I have worked like this before for a Ghanaian lady when I was new. Because I was a Ghanaian and fresh, the lady manager was given us less than $7 an hour which can only buy your train ticket and she won't even pay you. It took another Ghanaian to advice me.
