Apostle Kantanka unveils 2024 Luxurious Inventions. SUVs, Drone, Water Sprinkler & Corn Harvester

[@lexiesopk6327]

This is why we need the new force,, cheddar to takes over the system of Ghana

[@isaacnyarco7201]

Apostle Nana Kantanka, who else has God used to make Ghana so proud as we all can see; Technology, Innovation and job creation. Now that Ghana is anticipating a forward match as a result of the outgoing damaging government, a dream we have long awaited , we pray that your beautiful innovative cars will begin to go continental. Ghana is PROUD OF YOU. APOSTLE. I personally believe it is the Lord’s doing. HOME- GROWN. Thank you.

[@cristalak]

Wow .... God bless Ghana with Tech and Innovation.

[@GHANANEWSTV]

Thanks for watching

[@oseitututawiah2109]

Which Ghana ? 🇬🇭 When did Kantanka become a Ghana product? Don't bring any Ghana into this. God bless Katanka, not Ghana. 😂😂😂

[@AstuteRealm]

It's a joint venture with China

[@MrJADKBUSINESSSERVICES]

Wow ❤❤Ghana yɛ wɔ adɛ ɔyɛ ❤❤❤

[@kherllybrown6998]

Am going to invest into Kantanka when it becomes a public trader company

[@manymanny3976]

Instead of Ghana government sending all our money outside to buy V8s, and other vehicles why don’t they give Kantanka that money to make these vehicles for them?

[@tonykwasiowusu9996]

Just tell me about it many.

[@thataaronb]

Have you seen the inside of a Kantanka manufacturing plant before? He's just rebadging Chinese cars. 😂

[@ahquesicerebrum4976]

@@thataaronbyou’ve not seen it before because you are brainwashed and don’t want to find out…I’ve been following him for more than a decade now and I’ve before…don’t say something you don’t know 💔😂

[@adoforichard3464]

Our leaders are all fools

[@starboygh6961]

Wow 🇬🇭 ghana to the world 🌎 bravo Papa may GOD continue to bless you

[@AsareAnointing7020]

Wow so Nice so Beautiful Car 🚗 😍 🙌👏♥️🇬🇭👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 well done Nana 👏

[@GHANANEWSTV]

Yes, thank you

[@Carmastudios-i3q]

Ghana to the whole Ewiase 🎉

[@franciskoranteng4635]

GOD MIGHTILY BLESS APOSTLE KANTANKA FOR HOISTING THE FLAG OF GHANA AND AFRICA HIGH ALWAYS MAY GOD OPEN THE EYES OF OUR LEADERS (MAHAMA AND AKUFFO ADDO) AND WE THE FOLLOWERS OR CITIZENS TO SEE THESE GREAT AND WONDERFUL WORKS AND HELP HIM TO MAKE AFRICA GREAT AGAIN OPERATION LET'S HELP APS=OSTLE SAFO KANATANKA

[@BlakRevolution]

Eiiii Ohene kantanka mo ne yo 🤝🤝🤝

[@BlakRevolution]

Wow 😮 🤯 wow 🤩 whaaaaat!!!!! Kaylee we’re bless oooo h333 what a car

[@GHANANEWSTV]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@tithemidozard2854]

The electric car will really sell global ❤

[@jay1970]

No it will not. Get real.

[@abeiku.M]

It’s already selling globally 😊 It’s a Chinese car company who makes them.

[@CarrickSebiq-sx4kw]

Indeed the THE STAR of AFRICA 🌍. Nyame SAFO nyankwa daa...

[@AlvinTetteh-i6d]

Wow ❤ really amazing for Gh

[@Cheda8]

He should start making smart phones too❣️❣️

[@rossenburg]

I feel like this guy still doesn’t have the attention and support he deserves! Wow

[@osbytunez90]

How many African or western countries can understand twi to come down to Ghana🇬🇭and purchase this good products from kantanka group of companies please 🙏

[@collins1231]

Nice one

[@revealed6845]

He should reduce the prices for us to buy.

[@rhapsodyelorm2598]

Great invention 🔥🔥

[@adjeiparksonfrederick4780]

This Chinese car makes are now on top of their game

[@bismarkasamoah7852]

Haha funny enough most people think zoomlion belongs to gh

[@BrijeshCarline]

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

[@alexiboat2009]

Never share your seed phrase online

[@alexiboat2009]

Never share your seed phrase online

[@ampahhenry3042]

Please, concentrate on some of the small cars like yaris and coo. So that some of the youth can afford them.

[@osbytunez90]

You guys should speak english for this to go far across the globe🌎

[@seidukassim4264]

Please who can tell me the hol car which part can Ghana or Africa unite and form the hol car without Western or obroni help. If you buy the hol material from them and fix it, guys nathing change Africa

[@alexiboat2009]

Some raw materials used in vehicles can be found in Africa. No country can build something without another country's help, we should learn to appreciate our own

[@godfredacquah-h8z]

Do you think manufacturing companies build everything on their own?

[@tonykwasiowusu9996]

@@alexiboat2009 Thank you ever so much, my brother tell them.

[@rhapsodyelorm2598]

Which car is made without the resource or materials from another country

[@AMOUREDD]

Sun roof?, bruh😂😂

[@raphaelayikwei3904]

The young guy running the company is getting lazy. This is a complete car he bought online and rebranded. He didn’t even bother to change the colors. This is pure deception. I have seen this exact car on an e-commerce site in China.

[@3ericato]

This car has the same features like Tesla 🤔

[@Frank123.36]

No it doesn't. Almost 98% of Tesla cars have either FSD (Full self driving) or SFSD (Supervised Full self driving)

[@osbytunez90]

They don't understand what you guys are saying please

[@enochmensah3917]

All his cars are Chinese made

[@plumbingbiodigester]

You are a dream killer

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

Ah why release 2024 models in 2025😂, it seems backward

[@AstuteRealm]

None of the parts are made in Ghana. Let's get that straight. The only thing Kantanka about it might just be the badge. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@GHANANEWSTV]

You think so?

[@Mr_Mintah]

So your Ghanaian brother can't do something great ei .. Ghanaians will be like this always... appreciate your brother and support him😂😂....it's time to change the poor and rotten mentality of ours or else no man can change this village, Ghana. Thank you . 😂

[@michaelkofi191]

So people should believe you when the only research you have done to arrive at this conclusion is your perception and myopic mindset. It can be true but don't make an emphatic statement when you know for a fact.

[@AstuteRealm]

​​​@@michaelkofi191People that follow EV production aren't ignorant, they already know that every single part including even the software is produced by foreign brands. So quit yapping.

[@ToufficMohammed]

Assembled car's 😂😂 comot for there

[@richarddziekpor5519]

You Barb 😂😂😂

[@alexiboat2009]

Go and assemble some eeer 😂😂😂

[@amoahgeorge9109]

Not even assembled ooo...these are fully made chinese cars and branded by kantanka😂😂😂😂...he can only deceive the gullible ones...

[@AstuteRealm]

It's a full Chinese car which Kantanka is partnering with. It's called Joint Venture.

[@amoahgeorge9109]

@AstuteRealm so why he is not making that public but rather allowing the public to be deceived like it's totally made by them...that's where the problem is...integrity...

[@KojoYeboah-p1q]

made in China, assembled in Ghana

[@plumbingbiodigester]

You are a dream killer

[@KojoYeboah-p1q]

@ what do you know about machines

[@PEKAWAN]

Shame on you bro

[@KojoYeboah-p1q]

@ nothing but the truth,

[@michaelkofi191]

When Kantanka started doing this, the Chinese were not even known for manufacturing cars. When the only research you have done is your myopic and inferior complexity, you do not make an emphatic statement.

[@thequietmetronome2794]

Simple buy a Chinese car and rebrand as kantanka

[@Frank123.36]

The items shown in the video aren't truly inventions, as most of them already exist. Additionally, the parts used are mostly, if not entirely, sourced from China, and none were manufactured by the creator. As someone who follows the tech world closely, I find nothing particularly impressive here. I'm also confident that the electric vehicle showcased lacks full self-driving capabilities, or even supervised driving features, since the most recent Electric vehicles have that feature.

[@zongonative7397]

You seem to lack a comprehensive understanding of the global automobile industry. Tell me which of the leading car manufacturers in that world that dont outsource some of their parts elsewhere? Even in the aerospace industry, the leading manufacturer of airplane like Boeing outsource some of their parts including engines elsewhere. You do realize that outsourcing is necessary in order to remain competitive in this dynamic and constantly changing automobile industry. It helps to reduce the overall cost of production per unit in order to have a sale price that's within the range of its competitors.

[@Frank123.36]

@zongonative7397 Outsourcing parts from other companies can be expensive, which is why many automobile manufacturers opt to buy or merge with their suppliers. Also outsourcing is expensive than producing on your own. The benefits of producing on your own outweighs that of outsourcing. For example, several well-known car companies have acquired the businesses they previously relied on for parts. While companies like Boeing outsource some components, others, like Kantanka, outsource nearly 98% (if not all) of their parts, leading to higher production costs and more expensive cars. It’s essential to remember that the automobile industry is not just about technology; it’s also about strategic business decisions.

[@AdamTAYLOR-yd8xp]

@@zongonative7397and how is it going for Boeing after two decades of outsourcing? Before this unveiling his son had bought a similar looking car from china . We appreciate the effort of assembly (which should help us reverse engineer stuff) but until we own a unit that will create body panels from indigenous Ghanaian creators and build engines here as well as chassis there should not be any thing to celebrate ! Wake up

[@zongonative7397]

@@Frank123.36 Well the topic of whether outsourcing is cheap or expensive depends on the company in question. If Kantanka finds outsourcing to be a cheap option to meet an end goal based on business objectives or goals , how can you argue that its expensive? At least use data or economic figures to back your argument if you believe otherwise. You cant just make blanket assumptions if you haven't even reviewed their annual financial statements or balance sheet over the years. I own a 2024 VW Atlas Cross Sport SEL Rline SUV and you will be surprised to notice even VW outsources some of its parts elsewhere (I told you this because I want you look it up yourself). Also, If you have lived in the USA around 2020 -2022 and have tried to buy a car within this period, you would have notice of a global supply chain issues concerning the shortage of semi-conductors used in cars. It caused automakers to slash their production schedules which consequently affected their revenues. Additionally, even the steel, mirrors, tires, batteries, semiconductors, sound system, camera system and glass body parts for cars are produced and supplied by other steel, mirror, tire, batteries, semiconductors, sound system, camera system and glass manufacturing companies for these automakers. (You can look it up as to which companies supply VW, Benz,Toyota etc, these parts to manufacture their cars) Based on what is outlined above, you will understand that foreign automakers even outsource more than 50% of its parts elsewhere. You seem like an educated person, but I believe you need more research on this topic area in order to be able to this comparative analysis. I want you compare apple to apple rather than just making assumption.

[@Frank123.36]

@zongonative7397 You’ve shared some valid points, but they actually strengthen the argument I’m making. The reality is that Kantanka’s cars are expensive primarily because they rely on outsourcing a significant portion of their parts. This increases production costs compared to foreign automakers who benefit from economies of scale due to their global networks and massive production volumes. The fact that even VW and other global automakers outsource is not the issue here-they have the scale, technological expertise, and logistics to keep costs competitive despite outsourcing. Kantanka, on the other hand, does not yet operate at such a scale, and their outsourcing leads to higher costs per unit, making their cars more expensive than imported ones. Even the son of Kantanka himself acknowledged this challenge. Now, let’s consider this: If Kantanka were to invest in manufacturing more of their parts locally, the initial setup might be costly, but over time it would reduce dependency on external suppliers, potentially lower production costs, and make their vehicles more affordable. This would not only make Kantanka competitive on pricing but also stimulate local industries and reduce reliance on imports. Finally, these are not just assumptions-they are backed by evidence and statements from the company itself. The high cost of Kantanka cars compared to imports is precisely why many Ghanaians choose foreign brands. This isn’t an issue of personal bias; it’s an economic reality that affects consumer choice.

[@Dreams-are-allowed]

It’s nice but he should be original. He must stop copying other brands. This car is just a copy of Hycan A06 EV

[@amoahgeorge9109]

Truth is, he didn't even make it...he just import it and put his brand on it😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Emmanuelowusuamponsem]

Tell that to Samsung and apple. Copying is allowed in technology. Until you patent it, you can't claim ownership. You guys should stop this it's a Chinese car and things.

[@Dreams-are-allowed]

@@amoahgeorge9109 exactly my point