Meet The Investment Banker from AMERICA Demolishing GHANA to Rebuild It..

[@egbertvizeng]

This lady is more passionate about Ghana’s development than the people we’ve been voting for. One can feel the passion in her voice … God be with you

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@Kof_Believer]

You are 1000% right. Mark my words. She will be the first female president of Ghana one day. I have followed her channel from year one. She is a true visionary. Considering where she was working abroad and why she came back to Ghana to do what she is doing tells a lot. Not only is she passionate about Ghana, what she sees, only few could.

[@TyraRoberta-le2jg]

Mark my words foc….. gyimii nkoaa

[@egbertvizeng]

@@TyraRoberta-le2jg why must you resort to insults ?… you can or could have made your point without the insults please

[@Kof_Believer]

@@TyraRoberta-le2jgNot surprising that you are resorting to insults. With tunnel vision people of your type, which unfortunately we have a lot in Ghana, how can the country transform at a faster pace as we all want? But with God, all things are possible. May the Lord open your eyes to look beyond what you can see. God be with you.

[@kwabenaamoako6726]

Africa is the future ❤

[@vianeyhyacinthe4593]

Has always been

[@S3bot]

Odana delivers again !! More devoted & passionate about Ghana & Africa than many, notably those in African parliaments. Kudos to Mr. Oku. We are all investing.

[@samuelasante1964]

I just love listening to this smart guy

[@Vavavoum-gr8]

We all want to belong Happy he’s found that in Ghana

[@asaredouglas5786]

A country with good people ? Ghana We love Ghana and the future is Ghana May God bless us all

[@MillionTarget1]

My willing to see my country and city become the best❤🎉🇬🇭🇬🇭🌹 We'll get there

[@vidaburgess9401]

Of course one day we will get there little by little 😅😅

[@samuelasante1964]

We need the greenery. Good job for thinking about the environment

[@justcoriya]

Phenomenal and always good to see more and more coming home

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@emmas9928]

This is so inspiring. What a truly brilliant man. These are the kind of people that Ghana needs. I’m proud of him, his vision & his execution. I’d love to purchase or invest.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@janetklimeck9660]

My sister thank you for bringing us everyday great people from our motherland Ghana. I love you you my sister keep on your great contents. May God continue bless you and lead you all your ways.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much

[@nanasarfo3817]

This is fantastic 👏 This is what I'm talking about always, a lot of developers wasted so much Land. They need to change their style of building. Most of them need to learn from you. We need to save lands for the future generations.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

I LOVE YOUR WORK AND YOUR LORD BLESS YOUR

[@SandisOpokuAto-Kwamena]

Hello Dentaa, please I am a student of UG studying Economics and Mathematics hoping to become an investment banker one day. Can you help me become a protégé of Mr. Oku?

[@nanaprodigy4742]

same

[@samuelasante1964]

Wow that's really smart and futuristic project.

[@ellaarmstrong2704]

Very beautiful vision, Mr. I love ❤this concept. Please I have one question 🙋🏽‍♀️ with some of the flooding in Ghana especially in parts of ACCRA how could you protect cars in an underground parking and amenities

[@Corneliusattah]

Congratulations Mr Niels 🙏🏾💯

[@ODANANETWORK]

🎉

[@ahmadoud94]

M O T I V A T I N G ❤

[@samuelasante1964]

Great area .Cantonments but it's not for the ordinary local Ghanaian.

[@jonesnyarko8447]

This's Labone not Cantonments

[@kwaseb]

When ordinary Ghanaians get better paying jobs, it would be

[@MillionTarget1]

Yes the ordinary Ghanaian should understand where we getting to as a country and people and catch up. Let's build together. The old way of living is over.

[@ayodeleagboola5068]

Great job Neil keep up the good work

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks 👍

[@gladzalendo]

"You have a long runway to do things here" well said

[@barrysanders7017]

Nice one Neil. More vim vim vim!

[@ODANANETWORK]

🤝

[@BeReal-pg8dh]

Thanks for this channel

[@viciwien3521]

Wow very impressive

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@ladyesther24]

GREAT

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@kwesiasante7752]

I am curious about the service fees like monthly HOA and the hidden cost.

[@euniceibeh2873]

Wow, this is amazing. What is the cost if you don't mind letting that out?

[@diamondj501]

Why do so many developers and people make it seem a disadvantage to have access to a mortgage facility anywhere in the world? It’s just silly for people to make it sound buying a property by cash is always the best option. The best to happen to Ghana real estate is if mortgage facilities are made accessible at a competitive interest rate to most people. Accra properties are probably the most expensive in the world especially when you take into account the leasing terms and surrounding amenities. We buy/build in Ghana not because it’s worth it in terms of value for money but for sentimental reasons . All others is ‘hope selling’. People should be challenged when they make assumptions that are fundamentally wrong. As a country; we should endeavour to make credit facilities accessible to the masses if we want a strong economy. I fear the real estate model in Ghana is a bubble and fantasy unless we can create a bedrock(credit facility to grant purchasing power to more people).

[@rositascarborough5751]

Agree with this to a point. Real estate in Ghana even in a cash economy is still a mostly winning proposition because demand still far outstrips supply especially with an expanding middle class + returning repatriates + investors pouring in. That is why high end real estate is booming in Ghana. Yes building a solid foundation for reasonable and affordable access to credit for the working class Ghanaian is a must. In the interim if you wait to invest, you will be priced out.

[@koriifaloju2051]

Yes, I too agree with both your points Land, and it’s value are tied to the location. Sooner or later as more people repatriate and a growing middle class continues to emerge, all things being equal. Then resell housing stock will appreciate when the more desirable areas and sites are absorbed, AND that cohort come to realize the value of a location (not sprawling farther afield). But many hurdles remain and access to affordable mortgage rates is a key driver of wealth. In the West, conventional mortgage lending (for new/resell) required min 20% equity (down payment) and then as home ownership became more in demand and became less risky, they loosened min requirements (high ratio loans, with 10% down or lower) and lending rates started to lower more buyers were able to buy homes, driving up demand further and prices appreciated. It’s a funny convergence of events, make it more affordable and accessible to a larger group of people and it turns into a good investment. Ghana isn’t there yet, with time and job growth plus de-risked through proper identification (like the Ghana card) and a credit rating system plus the repats, middle class and economic growth / political instability in more developed countries where its more competitive ( Syria, Lebanon, India, Turkey etc) that have ideas and some money but their countries are more competitive and developed, they are and will continue to flock to Africa and invest, because they know and see what is missing here and they can bring for cheaper and less competition than they would be able in the region they are coming It’s the raw, undeveloped state of most of Africa that makes it more attractive to people who are exposed to the faster paced and more competitive environment of more advanced countries. This man is another example of it, he’s doing in Accra what he wouldn’t be able to do in NYC ( the barriers to enter are much higher, and cost is a major factor) So it’s a lesson to look ahead 😅

[@kd3897]

Nice one. Who is going to rent when jobs are not being created or businesses are not thriving?

[@nanakay9390]

Said it's for diasporas not for you.

[@selassietetevie4966]

​@nanakay9390 that is a bad answer, when the quality residential areas in Accra become a bastion of " outsiders" people like you will complain. The fact is we are putting the cart before the horse, we should be developing factories and services business owned by majority Ghanaian and Africans,those people will eventually be able to reward themselves with luxury living, BTW the diasporans able to maintain a life in Ghana are few.most come for holidays and dream, but they are mainly employees, they have little capital and entrepreneur abilities, doing business in Ghana is very challenging, most cannot handle the stress.

[@kd3897]

@@selassietetevie4966 please tell them 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@revolutionary2659]

New subscriber, Peace and POWER. Keep up the awesome work. ❤🖤💚✊🏿

[@ODANANETWORK]

Yayyyyyyy!! Thanks for subbing

[@ajaniwilliams6257]

Informative.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@michaelgarland4403]

I pray 🙏🏿 if their rooms and food and drinks like prices in the United States and UK the pay the workers United States and UK wages...its a lot of taxes they don't have deal with or have pay in Ghana so there for they making good money...

[@solomon011]

this is fantastic!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@paakwegyir3165]

Nice development but no parks... There's no where in Accra with a public park... Not even a two plot Space for public space with trees... Everywhere is houses... Poor town planning

[@ampawboatengbismark3547]

Wow

[@udrive2861]

Awesome!!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@SS-iy5zo]

This guy if different we’ll hear more about him

[@kwaw2304]

First here 😎

[@VictoriaAgyepong]

What was the size of the land?

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

PLEASE WHEN I COME TO GHANA PLEASE TAKE ME TO MEET HIM DONT FORGET I WILL THEN SYMBOLIZE YOU PLEASE THANKS

[@Cohort145]

Odana is surprised 😮

[@Guled3]

Watching from Hargeisa Somaliland

[@ODANANETWORK]

You are welcome!! Thanks for subscribing

[@lucyhan4364]

I see Accra as being the Mecca of Ghana where the average and local population will only be able come and work, but not afford to live. New York, San Francisco being examples. I would like to see people coming to Ghana to help with the real rebuilding of the country creating living wage jobs, so the youth would not be leaving the country in droves, not just luxury homes for expats from other countries

[@markzipe7594]

The same question should be asked of him, why did he leave Ghana to travel abroad. I strongly believe he left Ghana to travel for greener pastures, that is why these other people are fighting to travel. The African economy is challenging. I believe no one should be criticized for wanting to travel for a better life.

[@EdGeman-mr4xd]

Your question does not make any sense, sir. The other people he mentioned coming from all parts of the world to Ghana are coming there for greener pastures, right?. The experiences , knowledge and money Ghanaians abroad have brought and bring to Ghana is the bloodline and backbone developing Ghana and all the innovation you see in Ghana.

[@brofutv1853]

The history of mankind is a history of migration. Ghanaians travel elsewhere for greener pastures. Europeans, Americans, Asians and other Africans also travel to Ghana for greener pastures. So?

[@obidobabue1175]

The reason he asked why people are leaving to abroad cos he's seen the reality I'm abroad and for most of us, if most knew how abroad is, we'll be more ahead in life in gh. We are brainwashed to the point that we don't see anything better in Gh. So he's coming from the angle

[@kwakuagyeianyimadu9188]

He was born in the US and was living back and forth till high school or so and after Uni he worked a little before deciding he wants to do stuff here to make an impact

[@maximusandsenecagloballlc1209]

Same words since 1992

[@talentayin4820]

It’s said see real estate developer planting trees from out side Ghana and not appreciating the beautiful trees in Ghana

[@mcneilhw1]

Where is this located in Accra?

[@ODANANETWORK]

Labone

[@VictoriaAgyepong]

Who is the developer managing this?

[@ODANANETWORK]

goldencoastdevelopers.com/

[@summitpropertybrokers9225]

All he’s saying is as you go out there and seek out greener pastures, every now and then check in at home because people are also coming here for greener pastures so don’t write it off.

[@kwamek1877]

If she was the president, Y'all would be complaining, too! So many Africans are moving to Ghana due to the booming economy except Ghanaians, they are constantly complaining. And want to vote for NDC again. Very very disappointing that many Ghanaians can't see the opportunity in Ghana.

[@joeboy2818]

Trust me those who are going to abroad to work are in search for capital to come start their businesses.

[@markzipe7594]

This guy is a salesman, you always have to listen carefully when a salesman is selling you a product. Property in the West (US or UK) always appreciates in value. People purchase homes as an investment. For example, if someone buys a house for $400k, that value will increase in two to three years. Therefore, people will not hesitate to pay a premium for a home. I do not think Ghana's economy is structured like the West. What I observed of many Africans from different African countries going back to their native land from abroad and engaging in these projects is only targeting the diaspora. No one talks about the locals.

[@Nurse_Mike]

Are you saying that the rent for 2 bed flat in that area has not quadrupled in value over the last 10 -15 years? It definitely has. That is appreciation.

[@summitpropertybrokers9225]

The difference is the real estate market in the US for example can dip and rise based on whether there’s a market crash like what’s happened twice in the past. Of course a cash system has a lot of disadvantages but the properties never lose value regardless of what happens in the general economy or world economy.

[@asaasare220]

U have a point but look at this way … what were the oligarchs doing in London. They even bought Boris and managed to install a corrupt infosec in law as PM .. so please we will take your observation with a pinch of….

[@ampawboatengbismark3547]

Wow Electric charging station underground... #DissolveNCAboard #believe #Ghana

[@denniskwabena9123]

Why we don't vote for this kind of people

[@gerizimdrip3078]

Dentaa I have a location which is really nice located along the volta river and need to be developed into a holiday destination. just send me a text and will send you videos and pictures

[@ODANANETWORK]

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[@GalbraithWinni-x3n]

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[@joycentow4104]

Please please please please please please please please please please please please please Let the These Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Diaspora Must take Boldly Thinkers to take on the Government on Roads streets inner roads Keeping the Government out of the project Because Members of Parliament have no interest in development investment investors Members of Parliament take project share the project and abused the funds Please please please please please Roads streets around the properties Thanks for bringing these to the attention of the World and Africa Africans cut corners not implementing projects properly Change of Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset Mindset

[@steveobeng4444]

Real estate prices in Accra are insanely overpriced. I do have rental properties in the USA. Positive cash flow after taxes.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

I WILL SUCBRIBE IN DECEMBER SORRY

[@Site_with_lanor]

I'm a professional plumber with a degree in IT Dm me for all your plumbing works

[@brofutv1853]

😂 At this point, Dentaa, your ability to "know" people needs be studied oo. Cos eih, sister yi lines mu y3 hye.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Lol thank you.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Lmaooo!!

[@seth8936]

Overrated to the core..., Let the government do its part.....I hate it when some of our people talk bad about the very place that made them successful 😢....The west , US , UK , Canada, Europe...😢

[@bigsyke1000]

Masa every one is entitled to their opinion that's the way he feels simple

[@Ghanadiaries]

Private sector also do it part elsewhere.

[@markzipe7594]

@@bigsyke1000 For God's sake, even if everyone is entitled to their opinion, you can't malign the hand that fed you food. I get it, he wants to sell his apartment, but have some class.

[@Nurse_Mike]

He went there to work for money to return and build his country where he will wake up to see friendly faces. Nothing bad about being honest. And his buyers are also people who are wounded and need healing like himself. I would be surprised if you’ve lived or live outside Ghana.

[@joelacquah-y2k]

I agree with you…there is no way he could have achieved this if not for the opportunity in USA .

[@Kwame.yesu1]

Planning. Parking. Sewage???