5 Lessons on Building a House in Ghana 🇬🇭- Agya Koo’s House Review

In this video we look at how Agya Koo took 16 years to build a house in Ghana and the lessons we can learn from his experience!
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[@cosmoskyei-duah5996]

I base in Canada and recently bought 10 plots of land in Ghana, specifically Sunyani. Man, it took a bold decision to purchase those plots. I am Architectural Technologistully, and it will be helpful for me and my family here in Canada someday. You are doing excellent service to most of us. I like your channel.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

This comment made my day!

[@georgekoranteng_]

I came across your video on Instagram today. I've been looking for some counsel from a coach on how I can build by 30. I'm 25 but will turn 26 in November. I do not want to rent by 30. I believe I can build my own house. I can't believe this information is for free! Thank you.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Glad you have found the channel and videos helpful! I believe you can achieve everything you’ve set your mind on to do! Go for it.

[@diayansiat]

Man, I just discovered your channel recently. Subscribed and turned on notifications! Very insightful videos.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

I'm glad to hear that. Welcome to the community!

[@kateadegah5281]

You a young man with so much wisdom. Good job.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Thank you for the kind words

[@kojomensah7474]

I don't know about laying the blocks but at my number I believe I can do most of the work myself and if you are in a common unity you can help each other having the power tools will help a lot

[@kojomensah7474]

It doesn't matter if the land is the bush by it if you can afford today will not be the same as tomorrow don't go with the mindset that it is too far the majority of our people especially in black africka lack vision buy the land where ever you can get it cheaply they young people should not just thing of today

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Thanks sir

[@emmanuelcoffie4127]

Great content as always God bless you

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Amen oooo

[@kencampbell9230]

Wise words who has ears let them hear ... Medasse

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Thanks bebree sir

[@estherofosu8840]

I prefer to have a simple nice house and have more money in my bank account, and multiple investments to live a comfortable lifestyle, travel around the world, and also leave an inheritance for my children tha can cushion them during financial crisis. Also I want to have more to be able to maintain and renovate my house every 2-3 years. I’ve seen people living in mansions and still broke that they can’t afford gas for their cars, no emergency fund to even pay for their health care.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Hmmmmm. How sad.

[@everymanisyourteacher9951]

Although having money sitting in your bank account may give you a sense of joy, it can be valueless with time without investment. Interest rates are very low and long term deposit will mean your money is making money for the bank. It's best to buy a land or real estate for rentals. Trust me what £20,000 could have done 2 years ago won't be able to do same today.

[@estherofosu8840]

@@everymanisyourteacher9951 having an emergency fund,saving money, and investing are three different things, all of these are great, it’s very important to always set money aside for emergency expenses,that’s what I mean.

[@arepahomes]

Very educative video

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Thank you for watching

[@claudiaarthur]

Sure true talk paaa

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Thanks for watching

[@kekelidosseh5361]

😂😂😂😂u really made my day. True talk though.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

I’m glad I made your day!

[@adegbohunadebowaleadeshina7608]

Good Evening from Nigeria, how can I get the interlocking brick machine

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Ummmmm, sorry but I'm not sure how to get the machine in Nigeria

[@estherofosu8840]

There’s nothing as suicidal as being broke and not being able to get money in case of emergency, this is one critical thing that we don’t pay attention to as Africans when we are building our house, too much unnecessary competition.

[@AfricaBuildingHub]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts