We've Been ROBBED!!! || Expanding My Poultry Farm 

I've been a private military and government security contractor for 28 years for the United States Government and I can honestly say that the security guard from that area has something to do with what happened on your farm. He should have known what to do from the start was at least to call the manager. He made sure to do the robbery as soon as the new guards came before they learned what to do. Sorry for your lost.

This is definitely an inside job. This is so heartbreaking and annoying at the same time. We thank God your security guy from the North and the rest of you guys are ok. Please beef up security, be courageous and move on and don't let these stupid thieves stop you. Remain blessed my sister.

I have been building the whole 2021, one tip I was given was never to leave building materials on cite overnight. I deposited money to the trusted hardware stores and only got material I needed on a daily basis . Please avoid putting a large amount of expensive material on cite for your workers safety and temptation to steal. It could have been an inside job by your workers (highly likely).

So sorry to hear about this, Korewa. I was watching a farm video from a young woman farming in Uganda and someone in the Livestream asked what the single most important tip was for running a farm. What did she say... Never hire from the nearby villages, because they may be pressured or even forced to collude with local criminal element. It made sense, but now after hearing your story, I will take that extremely seriously. I hope your effort continues and is very successful. Just because the stole some items, don't let them steal your dream, too!

Thank you for this video. I am building a house in the Winneba area and have had to deal with it being vandalized twice! Living in America and building in Ghana is hard enough without the added stress of theft. All we can do is cut the losses and keep moving forward. You need more security measures in place as do I. Best wishes to you and your family, don’t let this setback deter you from your dream!

Sound like inside work but who is the question? Anyway I’m glad everyone is still alive. please install street sensor lights which will automatically come on when someone passes by, siren alarms that goes off when someone passes by, security cameras and the security office need proper training. Keep your head up and never let anyone stop you from reaching your goals. You are changing lives in Africa! Stay bless

I lived in some really bad outlaw areas and also am a Nana in south Ghana. Security is a big concern for me and my own FARM. When I lived in Ireland in both city and on our farm we were robbed many times years ago. When living in south of Italy I lost everything due organised crime. Unfortunately, our robbery had the similar hallmarks as this. We just arrived in the new home and unloaded our Truckloads weeks before. We had arranged prior armed 24/7 security but they disappeared after our robbery. However, nobody was hurt as we were unfortunately away for a long weekend at the time. After these experiences, I knew one best weapon is due diligence and a few well trained dogs. However, security does need full vetting and proper training, and especially how to handle strangers, well trained dogs and the locals. My advice for those who have new truckloads of material arriving at a new location, add a few global ID tracker tag chips.

so sorry for your loss. i never considered security as part of my plans when setting up my business. from what you said i really need to take a second look at it. your videos are quite insightful.

My Sister, I am very sorry that you, your security man, and your family had to endure this horrific ordeal. To answer your question, I do believe that the enemy that orchestrated this crime is close and is among the suspects that you named. This is not a random act of violence and robbery. It is very sad that you and your family have worked hard to bring progress to the community, only to be repaid with such evil. May the Most High avenge and strengthen you all. In addition, I am glad that the security guard survived. May the Most High heal him physically and emotionally. May his blood and tears cry out against the wicked ones who have committed this crime. I know that it was not easy to relive this horrible event but thank you for sharing this experience with us. May we learn from it and be alert. One last note, GREAT idea to make sure that you and your staff are armed/packing and ready to defend yourself against the wicked ones. Shalom. 🙏🏾🌼💖🙋🏾‍♀️

So sad to hear about this incident. Some people never want to see others progress. The act could be from the people within and someone who knows the owners of the farm very well. Never give up on that awesome project, as a farmer we have learnt never to compromise on security. Keeping you in our prayers 🙏 and let no one ever discourage you. Keep moving sis 🙏

Ghana can be so disappointing. I’m glad you are keeping positive and moving on. I can tell from your recounting that the whole ordeal has been emotionally taxing. Thanks for sharing the hood and the bad.

Korewaa thank God the young man is alive and well, that would have been a case for you. ( something similar happened on my farm)Hmmm Ghana is getting tough but I’m very happy your pushing through because it’s still better than the west and it’s shannigans. Thank you for sharing your story so we can prepare for our exit. Keep going sis, you got this!!!

WOW!!! This was definitely not what most of us were expecting. I am so impressed by your foresight to know that despite what some might do to us back home, still claiming that the west is better is foolhardy. Home is ALWAYS home. That being said, I totally feel your pain and it is disheartening that some people can condescend so low. We try to build to prosper our people but some just want to tear down and even murder for no good reason. Your family is awesome for continuing the project and we support you. There are many more challenges ahead but one by one, you will conquer them and move forward. There are so many people who could be responsible but one thing I know for sure is that when people do crappy stuff like this, their greed will catch up with them and they will start outing themselves eventually. So, just stay strong

Saddened to hear this. Ashama and Tema is where they buy and sale iron and buy scrap metals. Consider meeting with someone there to put their eye on new metals attempt to be sold. You will catch them.

I reside in the Caribbean and have had a layer farm in the 1970's. My son now has a meat poultry farm in a different location. My security was to display a sign which said "$1,000.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who steals from this farm" The sum mentioned was large enough to draw attention, but not excessive to create false claims. This farm was easily accessible to people in the village. My son's current farm is at the end of our road, his house is part of his farm and my house is immediately preceding. But there is difficult foot access from another area. His security is 4 large dogs and incomplete fencing. Neither farm has had any significant problem with theft or robbery. Theft is a significant part of operating in a poor country, so the issue must always be part of your evaluation. Also, it is not too late to get informers on the theft and have the perpetrators pay the reward monies if you obtain a conviction. Good luck.

My sister i sympathize with you, this is Africa, shallow minds would want to take advantage of you to kill your dream which would also benefit them massively. Please gear up and never kill this great company you are trying to build. Build with whatever materials that are left and make use of local material if possible to build a new or additional poultry shed to get your 250,000 birds running, then when turnover/profits begins to come from the farm, then you can reorder the lost items to complete the uncompleted or never built shed. Instead of 4 sheds if what you have in the store would perfectly build 3 foreign sheds go ahead and build, then build the 4th shed just like your old shed. Thanks my dear sister, am really encouraged to see a young damsel like you thinking like a man and acting like a Lion. Remember 1 Pet 5v10. Much love from Nigeria.

Dearest, sorry to hear this unfortunate incident. Thank God he is alive. You will need a total security plan for the entire establishment. This plan cannot be discussed openly. This was someone with an inside knowledge of the equipment and your operation process. You will bounce back!

I am so blown away by this unfortunate incident. May the Almighty God restore everything that the enemy has stolen from you. My prayers are with you. I don't understand how some people find it easy to shed blood for something that doesn't belong to them. Whether you do good or bad, you do it to yourself. The robbers will never get away with this. Be strong and courageous. Keep the dream alive. "Greater things shall you do". The Lord is your strength. You'll overcome. 🤗❤️

So sad. When I was listening to your story, i was like someone watching a movie. What I like the most is your conclusion. It shocks me because many advertisements on Ghana in different publications is that Ghana is the safest in Africa. Thanks for your advices. Always remember that value assets need serious security to be kept well. Congratulations on your development plans, other Africans of the diaspora should imitate you. Encouragements from the DRCongo.

So sorry for your loss. I liked the advice given by Maggie. Do not leave building materials on site overnight. So sad this robbery happened but please don't give up. Training of staff is very important. I sure the security guards were not aware of the expected procedures to follow. It is important to make sure there is a system in place. Please take time to review policies and procedures.

My heart goes out to you,it’s not easy to build in Ghana,even though they are struggling,they are not great full for the help people who have worked hard abroad to invest in their neighborhoods,God bless you and protect you.

I struggled to hold back my tears as a man as I watched this video. I live in Europe with my family and we re struggling to relocate back home and settle. This is partly because we lost huge sums of our savings to scammers. We have bank loans to pay and so we feel like we re stucked here with our vision of relocating back to Ghana gradually fading away. Watching your videos gives us courage and hope that the situation will turn around some day. Sorry for your lose Korewaa but quitting will shut a lot of dreams. You have no idea the lives you motivate and impart with your enique Videos. Please tell your husband to be strong. I personally feel like those items belonged to me and I have been robbed. Korewaa pls be strong and the good Lord will be with you and restore your loses. THE BATTLE MUST CONTINUE. I suspect the security man from the area as it was very clear from the narration that, the 2 northners know nothing about the robbery. We love you Korewaa pls be strong for us.

So sorry for your loss! Thieves are often times people known to us! The whole robbery was organised by someone who knows the farm and its contents. Don't be surprised they are still close by keeping an eye on the investigation. Trust no one except of course, your hubby. Please consider also installing solar CCTV around the farm perimeters..... I pray you never again have to experience this!

Poor you. I'm so sorry to hear of your news and relieved that no one was killed. Please pass on my best wishes to your injured watchman and thank you for sharing this. It's an important learning moment for all of us with aspirations to build in Ghana.

Sorry to read this.... and so glad you found the courage to continue . Please invest in some huge dogs....Ghanaians have a fear of these animals... do keep these locked up during the day, feed them well once a day and let them loose at night when they are hungry. Your security and that of your property will be well and truly assured. Keep up the good work and stay blessed.

This is so sad on many levels! I watched the piece on the arrival of your containers... I thought, so much "expensive" stuff being moved at once and in the open... I hope they have security and have honest and ethical contacts in the closest village. I saw there was a bit of local resistance from one guy who seemed angry and then friendly later. I also thought, wow, opportunities for more than a few people... I kept hoping you had security and even hoped the police and chief/s were or are ethical and see your arrival and presence as a good thing for all... I admire your drive to push on with lessons learned. You are a very good storyteller and I think you are providing good lessons for others who may be trying to do what you have done and continue to do. I think you are bringing more to the table than a poultry farm! & a poultry farm is a very good thing just so Ghanaians eat LOCAL chicken not imported from China... Good luck to you and I will be learning from your experiences and maybe comment once in a while. Peace...

I am a security guard in the UK and I was wondering about trained security in Africa. I feel so bad for the guard that got hurt. I don't believe it was the guard that didn't get hurt as he was able to understand the language but your right, you can't put it past anyone. I believe that it would have been more likely an outside job as word got out from the 25 male helpers talking about the big construction, which is why the single mole was sent in first to make sure they can get to all the materials. Very basic security training would have prevented the mole from accessing the farm and gaining any information. Sorry for your lost items and please continue to stay strong.

Thank you for having the strength to make this video. I plan on moving to Africa later this year and I was drained watching this video. This at least gives people awareness to what can happen.

I can’t explain the emotions I’m going through just watching this sad event. I’m angry, upset, mad and so depressed. Ghanaian why, why can’t some people just support build a better Ghana. 😡🤬😭😤🤯

Thank you for uploading this. It has become a case study for us at breakfast. So happy that you have saddled up to bring your dreams to fruition. We are also learning about our environment. We are small scale but sent a shock wave throughout the community some months ago that they will most likely die if they try us. The police are not ready but we are. They see me as a foreigner to be tried but learned that my husband is a savage. 😆

It’s most likely one of the people who delivered the van. Getting access to a Van as big as what was delivered is difficult. A security guard on a wage like him wouldn’t have the funds for something like that, also the resources to get rid of it. Also the security guard has access to all the items inside so why would someone have to come and look around. It is an inside job but from the delivery end.

Korewaa, I suggest you install CCTV Camera's and Voice Recorders around the farm. Suggestions; 1. (a), Get a 16 output CCTV Camera installation done on the farm. It should'nt cost you more than Ghs 5,000.00 1. (b), In the absence of Electricity, I saw the other day on RU-vid, that there do exist "Hidden Construction Camera's" that could last 30 to 90 days without charging, and could as well take constant video footages. It think it could be reliable and not cost much. (Saw $200) 2. Also, get additional/standard solar powered Streetlights with its poles at all corners. (I think a single solar powered Streetlight cost about Ghs 1,800 to Ghs 3,500; which is worth the investments at hand) It will help you today, tomorrow and even the future. I recently did some CCTV installation. It is worth it.

Oh Ghana. What a shame. We are grateful you and your family have your lives. Please hire armed security right now and post discrete video cameras at vantage points leading to the farm and on the farm. May be webcams two kilometres radius on all roads leading to the farm. We here have never met you in real life but we feel you are one of our family members. May the good lord protect you. The thieves might have followed you guys right from the harbour or airport. Be careful of who you invite to the farm.

Your story and your resilience to continue regardless has really inspired me. My husband and 1 are putting up same project in large pig farming to begin with, and plan for poultry and other animals farming. We moving to Ghana soon, your story has prepared me mentally and physically for any challenges. The most important God is our strength. Well done and may God protect you, your family and your business ❤️🙏soo sorry 🙏😒

Sorry for your loss my sister, when I first saw your RU-vid video, I was amazed that u posted the arrival of your goods for everyone to see, anyone from those who saw the video could have arranged with their friends as well. My first thought when I saw the video was to have alerted u that u should have bought the containers and used them for the storage rather than off loading them into the wooden shade. Then later u could have sold the empty containers... lessons learnt..one must be cautious on what they post....

Real time Cctv installation,motion sensors ,alarm systems ,dogs ,secure locks and doors are some of security investments that you can make.Sorry about what happened,never give up.

So sorry to hear! I am glad everyone is alive following the ordeal! You must not let go though, the arm rubbers must be found and punish as deserve! May the Almighty continue to protect your hustle 🙏🏽😘

This is what scares a lot of Ghanaians outside to come back home for any project (security-related issues)

As a recent subscriber to your channel, sorry to hear what happened to you. I am reading a lot of the comments and no one seem to be offering any type of good advice. Going forward you need to install some type of CCTV surveillance system with real time notification. This can be tied in with height sensitive Motion sensing monitors. I know armed security might be more expensive but you need to have that type of security when you purchase expensive building or farm equipment/materials. Lastly good outdoor Flood lights on tamper proof light poles with wires protected by Metal conduit are a must, there are really bright LED flood lights that can be used all night the energy usage is very low, so no worries about your utility bills. Your farm needs to be well lit so criminals cannot be lurking around at nights. If you cannot get those lights in Ghana go online they are on Amazon some of them are even Solar Powered and comes on automatically at nights. Lastly do not be swayed by this, you are on the right path and will be extremely successful. Just be mindful and know there are resentful people out there.

I am so shocked to hear about the robbery, I am so sorry, may God bless you abundantly and make your business successful. I have been following your journey from the begging, I was very excited always looking forward to see the next informative video, since I am also taking the same path to invest in poultry and goats, i am in USA I am trying to get enough information as possible especially from my fellow friends who have been living in diaspora. I am so sorry, robbery is my worst fear going back home to invest, but I really want to go home to retire, but I will still have to invest home. Here is my take, in as much as I need to get much information from friends like you and many others here, I am thinking your good information videos are not being watched only by people who are inspired by your achievements and learn from your success to implement these idea in their own home countries, we can not rule out that, bad people with bad intentions can use the same information and updates you are giving us to steal because all your underlined plans are exposed to the public, I am thinking they robbers were following you also same as we do, they had all the information when the containers were to be off loaded and what was in the containers. You and your husband find a way how to do it, to avoid exposing the entire plans and specific dates when you are receiving and never reveal when your products will be ready for sale. Wishing you all the best

Korewaa: you should have hired the security guards from a reputable security company so that in case of any loss, it would be negligence on their part and you could have sued them. It costs a little more but much safer. The guys you hired as security men would be the very ones to rob the farm. Hope you've learnt from this sad experience. In Ghana never trust anyone...not even family members!

I am so sorry this happen to you. I do know what it feels like for some one to steal from you. I had a gang steal my Jeep and large tool box from me. just last year. I was not working at the time and needed those tools for a new job I was applying for. No tools no job!

This is so sad.Its so unfortunate. This is why a lot of Ghanaians abroad feel so reluctant to come home to invest.Pls dont give up.Victory is yours.

I am terribly sorry to hear of your setback, but I am encouraged to know you did not allow this misfortune to deter you. I read a few months ago about another couple from Great Britain who experienced a incident very similar ( except no one was injured) they discovered the farm foreman who they placed in charge of their operation was the culprit for the theft of their product. Their lesson learned and the advice they gave was to be EXTREMELY CAREFUL when are selecting people to work with, especially in the beginning stages of your business.

I am a great admirer of your channel. We need more entrepreneurs like yourself but your farm is poorly sited from a security perspective. I wouldn't buy commercial farm land for livestock at (a) an isolated location (b) anywhere that I cannot drive to and from late in the middle of the night (c) a site so inaccessible that I have to create my own access roads etc. A 10-acre farmland in the middle of nowhere that is being used for long term tree crops or cash crops is great but this is not so cool for livestock due to the need for constant monitoring. I would have bought 3 or 4 acres within the nearest village and then expanded outwards. Guns on the farm is a bad idea in my opinion but I see why it is being done. Yes, it is a deterrent but it also increases the stakes. Do you really think any would-be robber would now come to your farm with less firepower than what your boys have? What happens if you have major fall outs with your team while on the farm? I made a similar mistake in siting my farm years ago and I have had to make some tough decisions.

Thank you for taking the high road, and your willingness to share. You will recover and your business will 10X.

Thank you Korewaa, 4 sharing this message,,,, it being a while we spoke.. the last ti e we did was u sending me an items cost of how to put my poultry farm together while you where in over sea. I saw your video of you putting up a big poultry farm in Ghana and I was delighted. But today My heart was broken because of what have happened. Please there re opportunities for anyone to steal your staff any where in Ghana so please be very very careful closed one eye and open the other while you building your dreams in Ghana,,, PS. Remember your fram manager what he did to you... Some people think it ok to steal in Ghana.

The narration was just spot on. Sorry for your loss. It’s a learning curve to all from different walks of life. Security is a must. I know one thing, through it all, God will reward you beyond what you lost. You will reap a trillion fold and this will be a story to help others make informed decisions. Keep moving. What broke me was the juju matters. I have learnt from your story.

I am so sorry to hear this. Thank goodness you were not harmed physically! I think the thieves live close to the farm, had an idea about the ins and outs of activities, and planned around that. How come the 'veteran' security guy didn't find it necessarily to call you to verify the so-called inspection? Ghana Police! hmmm. I hope they find the robbers.

Courage Mme. The pain is heartbreaking but keep focus and active on your goals as much as you can because these are one of the distractions. Stay positive and May God be your helper

I'm so sorry to hear this. It is so difficult to find trustworthy people. It seems for those who struggle to try and be better, to try and give jobs to those in need, to try and improve the country, those good souls have targets on their backs. I am white English and my wife is Ghanaian. We have experienced the greedy, narrow minded individuals who we tried to help and it is a bitter pill to swallow. I doubt you will find out who is responsible but I'm glad you will continue your dreams. God bless.

Well, firstly..Thanks God, that no one was fatally injured..and the gentleman who tried fighting the criminals off, he is doing better...secondly, I am so glad to hear, that you have chosen to keep building and growing you business n creating *generational wealth..😌🙏🏾🙏🏾

Am speechless, trust is really a huge problem in Ghana. You cannot trust anybody in Ghana anymore. Here is a family trying to build a businesses to employ the same locals who probably stealing from her. Very disappointing . Thank God you have the courage to keep going,. It shall be well, stay strong and thanks for always sharing.

Wao... Sorry for the loss and thank you for sharing.

To think I got motivation from you to start my own poultry farm...from your ,' my farm manager is stealing from me'.. only to find this narrative of robbery...can't imagine your disappointment. Thanks for sharing, i was definitely taking security for granted,you saving tons of us!, so so sorry you had to go through this reck huh

I first came across you channel a little over two years ago and just then your manager was robbing your business. Hope you will recover the materials that were taken. Hire a diligent investigator and when the robbers are found just deal with them, begin with the local security man. Who was the helmeted motorcycle rider? Police or military? In Ghana delivery men normally have some contacts with people who do this so look into who else lose their property in this same manner. I decided not to invest in Ghana due to the safety concerns such as yours. Yes, I have lived in Ghana for a short time some years ago. Happy to see that you are not giving up as farming is one of the best businesses to have in Africa during the next 100 years..

Wao Madam ! What a pity. Jealousy is number one fact about this incident. Others in the trade envy such a huge project and would had preferred being the owner instead of you. The main thing now is appropriate tight security measures to be taken so seriously ! It's too big a project to be left in the hands of any how security ! Let the tradional ruler of that area give you the kind of vigilante security they have & work with them too ! Tighten up security not until birds start coming. It's from the time you started clearing the site and it keeps increasing. Very sorry dear ! The Lord is your strength.

You need 2 or three guard dogs there as well. Just their bark can scare criminals away.

I am happy you didn't give up. You did well by arming the guys on site. You will have the biggest farm in Africa. May God protect you and your workers. Good luck

Watching and listening to your sad sad tale from Nairobi Kenya. A friend insisted that I watch and learn how human nature is universal. What is CLEAR is that its an inside job. We have a saying in Swahili that goes "Kikulacho ki nguoni mwako" which literally means "that which eats you is on your clothes". May the Almighty shine his grace upon you and get over this (obvious) setback and make you achieve your initial goals no matter what. Amen

I pray that as much as you will like to share your progress and information for some of us to read and learn accordingly, DO delay most of your videos such that people don't get to you that quick

I am sending warm wishes and swift recovery for the wounded security officer. SMH. This sounds like an inside job.

Don't abandon the project. My friend is doing the same poultry and has 5 security guards with licensed guns. And everything is fine with my friend. As you had mentioned, don't take security issues for granted

Greetings sister Korewaa i'm kenyan in America with the same 'going back home to buid' ambitions as you so i have been WAITING for the update. Imagine my shock. I tried watching the first time and couldn't so i tried again the next day and i just wanna cry. Africa is so so sick in many ways. I'm still shocked and sad. I also understand exactly what you mean with the so called 'police' situation it's the same back home. I still salute you for not giving up. Success will soon come. God bless you and your family.

You should be able to track them down, who's buying those items? Blacksmith(meltdown), other Farmers, Equipment Suppliers and let border customs know. Those are not easily hide-able items.

All the above mentioned are all suspects and they need to be checked. You need to have the C.I.D. monitor them. It's an inside job or one of your guys was an informant. Besides these metal would be sold as scraps because of they didn't steal all the parts.

Korewaa I have been following your RU-vid channel I really like how you narrate and do your videos. This is just the initiation for you too be even more successful on your journey. Just move forward with your plans "God has you and your plan". I am now in Ghana and there is much I am learning everyday. If it was me I would know the answer to every question, things just come to me without any effort. Here is to Victory..

I'm a trained security guard based on Dubai currently but from gh. I will like to work with u in regards to security duties n planning on ur site. Kindly install cctv in advantageous locations on the farm especially where u keep expensive materials on the site. And also try to install intrusion alarm systems which will scare away thieves whenever they break in. Take care !

Why didn't the security guy ask the visitor to take off his helmet? This seems to be such an obvious question that I suspect he was the insider who helped set this up. Henceforth, make removal of helmets (and cctv) an urgent priority. Tell your security team not to allow any but kno wn relatives or friends on the farm. Invest in a drone as well.

I honestly think the government need to get on top of this brewing gun culture in Ghana, poverty, black people and guns it’s never a good combo.

I am so so sorry for your losses, and I am somewhat terrified with your experience. These robbers think they have the right to rub people who have worked hard for their monies, we are coming home to help the situation and they are making it difficult for us to do so

OMG! I'm so sorry to see this. A horrible situation like this would cause anyone to pause and decide if moving home was worth it or not. I take solace in knowing you've equipped yourself to protect your family and business. Kudos to you and your family for making the decision to stay in spite of this unfortunate incident. Sending warm wishes and good fortune. ❤

Strange and terribly terrifying... Kept checking and waiting for update... Sad to here of your robbery incident... Speechless 🙊 🙊 🙊

This is an inside job . Your team leader is involved

Very sorry to hear this Korewaa! Thank God the security man didn’t lose his life and responding well to treatment. This tragedy will be turned into a triumph. Glad you didn’t give up.

So sorry sis, that this happened to you. I like your resilience and I trust that you will not let this experience deter you. Setting up a poultry farm is a noble thing and much needed in Ghana so please carry on and beef up your security. I pray the culprits get caught and punished... I suspect an insider job too. Bless you and stay encouraged 😘😘😘

Security should never be underestimated when building a business in whichever space you find yourself. What are they going to do with this stuff anyway?

Korewaa, let the CID Headquarters team from Accra Handle this case. Its an inside job, I guess.

You also need to consider that the robbers were amongst the people who came to commiserate with you. A large truck moving thru the area that early in the morning and no one spotted it and could point which direction it was headed? Especially since it was duuring the morning call to prayers so people were up and about, they would've at least heard that vehicle passing. The vehicle is the key, someone in those villages knows about that vehicle. Lastly, these are large items to sell and would stick out for sure. I'm so glad the security guard didn't lose his life.

So sorry to hear this Sis, but don’t give up. We thank God no one died. You may consider being selective of the things you share upfront even though it encourages us. Your safety and that of your staff is more important. May God strengthen you and one way or the other help you to recover and continue from an even stronger position.

Most of your questions would have been answered eventually if this was to have occurred in the West. That’s one of the pitfalls of being in a developing environment. 👮‍♀️ can only do so much

3rd time watching this episode, and I am definitely terrified, sad, scared, disappointed and pained. I guess it will be with me a couple of days. Like, this is someone's hard earn money and project. Dont they get that????? 🤔 awwwww

if army barracks are anywhere close, make friends with commanding officers and make sure people around your farm and villages know you have army friends. That solves a lot of issues because you know, police isnt feared like the army. robberies, both on sites and on roads are unluckily standard... In the Upper East where we are it got quite bad during the last 2 years. security got beefed up a lot. between Bolga and Navrongo are now like 7 checkpoints, police, army, immigration plus a police patrol team driving around. And thats hardly 20km stretch.....

Install hidden security camera in your farm and connect it to your phone if possible so you can see what is going on per minute. Be careful of your employees. Attack like this must be from an insider. This is why we have been saving up to erect a fence on our properties in Nigeria. In the future, work on erecting a fence and ensure you hire people that are trustworthy on your farm. We are returning home in few years time but before we do anything, we have to erect fences and proper security tools to ensure our safety. May God keep you and your family safe. You will recover from this sister. God bless you.

Imagine..... 4 to 5 hours spent to crippling and stealing someone else's dreams. It is well, Korewaa🤨

" STICK WITH ONLY THE FACTS " KEEP THE REWARD OUT THEIR FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST & CONVICTION OF THE ARMED ROBBERS 😂😄

Korewaa,how do i register a business in Ghana?sorry about your attack and you enlighten a million by putting it here.no place in this world is safe

Thank God nobody died and I pray you gain more than you lost going forward . You can never be sure when it comes to security . I had similar issue with one of my construction sites . Luckily, nobody was harmed and I suspected the care taker I asked to vacate the site a month before the rubbery due to continues negligence on site .

👉When bad things happen to good people, some of us still find ways to victim blame and fingerpoint. It will be well.

These clowns don't play that game with the Chinese or European business in Ghana .

Sorry to hear, I suspect this is an insiders job and someone who knew your insider out.... ordinary armed robbers without any insider information will not spend 5 hours stealing pieces of metals. Obviously, they don't have any use for the items stolen except to sell them as scrap. Worth checking with major scrap buyers and dealers within the region. Advice, emboss your company details on all pieces of metals and properties and marked them not forsale as this will deter potential thieves and buyers.

My sister, my advice is, remain strong. Re-evaluate safety procedures, mitigating procedures, to allow for progressing forward. It's just a challenge. I think there is going to be a lot of theft, also with the farm animals, eggs and related products. God is your strength, but don't give up.

Really sorry for this unfortunate outcome. It’s really hard starting a new project . People wouldn’t understand how you can manage to acquire all these expensive materials in the midst of this current hardship and will take advantage of you with the least opportunity they get . I’m a victim and I’m still moving forward with my projects because it’s a dream and this challenges won’t stop me neither you . Together we will help Ghana in our own small ways

Is a pity that you went through all this. However, after listening to your episode, what immediately came to my mind was the main architect to the robbery were the containers drivers as they were fully aware of valuables they were delivering. The rest of the guys are innocent. Thanks, and wish you the best with your continuous business.

Sorry for your financial loss glory to god lives were spared. I once did a big concert in a small town in the usa a town i never lived in and got robbed. Afterwards I realized how big of a target I was not being apart of the fabric of that community. Observing your chicken farm I dont see a fence wall of any sort no CCTV cameras and a couple dogs may have helped deter the robbers. Learning from this when I move to ghana before any business I will make an effort to be at least a neighbor 1st before any business.

The security guard from the area was making calls time leading to the robbery! Question is to who were the calls made? those people/calls should have been investigated and people called interviewed..It is sad that some of our people never see beyond their circumstances and are so grappled with selfishness that they would steel components which they would never be able to put together as a complete unit but merely waste! I wish you all the best as you soldier on!

I am happy you didn't throw in the towel, be strong and be proactive especially when it comes to security....good to know that no life was lost.

This is a wake up call for most of us in diaspora who thinking of entrepreneurship back home. The security should have let the guy in helmet to remove his helmet and give proper identification plus his contact. They should've call you immediately while he is still in the farm. Don't trust anyone. Sorry for the lose but things will be ok. Those are enemies of progress.

OMG! Sincerely sorry to hear about what happened. That is just awful. This looks like an inside job and you have to be extremely careful of those people you're hiring. to work on your farm. These people need to be vetted and don't take anyone's word about how they are good and reliable workers i hope by now you have CCTV installed at your farm? I pray nothing like this never happens again. All the best to you, Korewaa!

You have very good intentions inspiring ghanaians to take up their own destiny but we Africans are enemies to ourselves.I will advice you to keep shout your mouth as you undertake you project.thx.