My GHS1700 Salary, I Didn't See A Future For Me, I Got Fed Up Staying In Ghana & Wanted To Move Out

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[@officialchocotv]

Oh I’m glad he’s my church member from Church of Christ ❤️🔥

[@damoahlydia1284]

Is good that you came with your wife, well done and travel to abroad open your eyes and help you grow and develop in a ways you never thought possible

[@kyeremehebenezer2809]

Kaakyire, Piesie Bossman is in the house . More fire bro 🔥.

[@anarfipencilart2732]

Woow Piesie Kaakyire Bossman, I really enjoyed his sports presentation during his days at Oyerepa fm. All the best champ.

[@Glass_Nkoaa]

In many UK jobs people use their phones throughout. It depends on the kinda job u do

[@elijahtk3893]

I know Basingstoke when i visited my my elder brother in Reading in 2017. Sadly i couldn't stay back due to my kind of visa.

[@emmanueldzreke]

Happy for him, is a gradual process things will work out well in the near future.

[@francisasiedu8521]

This guy was fortunate on 1700gh salary but was not smart enough. He just needed to be paid by someone, and that is his problem. You spent about 100,000gh b4 getting there, but you could use such money to invest in a business, starting small, focusing on it to achieve something greater than over there, or you can save 500gh out of that 1700gh for a year to invest in a small business to achieve something great rather than travelling there thinking it is by grace. Besides, that grace can also help you make it big in Ghana.

[@kwakuamedor558]

Thanks👍Bro Well Spoken ✌️💜💖💪🙏🏻🇬🇧

[@adjeiemmanuel2012]

Nice interview, very educative

[@florenceopokumaythelordhav9311]

Hmmmm Asemooo

[@gyabtv]

My question is: do men have to give their girlfriends money every month???

[@naanabonsu1308]

Working 6 days a week. Eiiiiii masa becareful wai. Lots of people have died due to tooo much work. Let's learn to rest😢

[@rischio7678]

It's even happening in ghana. Many people work at factories 6 days out of 7 for peanuts. I use to work for 6/7 days for a monthly salary of 2000 cedis, this was just last year. People are struggling in ghana for far less. Some receive a monthly salary of 500cedis, and they work overtime on Saturdays to get bonuses of 200cedis at the end of the month.

[@priscilladadzie-mensah5146]

Hmmm I work from Monday to Saturday and my salary is 400 cedis a month

[@rischio7678]

@@priscilladadzie-mensah5146 let them know...abroad your hustle will be worth it. Not here in ghana

[@topguy6004]

Frankly speaking

[@awalmohammed3747]

Bossman that , man you all left oooo , we go come later

[@AlassaZakaria]

Wat about task

[@pricytetteh9704]

Sometimes I ask myself that if God gives grace to people to travel for Greener pastures then I think God is not fair to our motherland . Why is God not giving us the same grace to make it in our country??Please, I stand to be corrected 🙏

[@AbdoulAzizOUEDRAOUGO]

Hmmmmmm .oh Lord have mercy

[@michaelkay3214]

Poor vocabulary and lack of skills are common issues. Doing cleaning and labor work isn't something to boast about, and earning minimum wage is not ideal. As a Ghanaian Canadian, I was shocked to learn from my Auntie that unskilled Ghanaians in Canada consider earning $2000 a month a blessing. That's not even enough to cover rent for a one-bedroom apartment. When I visited Ghana, I was surprised to see that most of the youth lack skills and critical thinking, yet they talk a lot. They seem unaware of the current state of the world, especially in terms of economics.

[@patienceserwaah9738]

This new one's in abroad 😅

[@philemonfrimpong6053]

Bossman I see you. 😂

[@fiifimensah4326]

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[@officialchocotv]

First here

[@obedpaintsil8213]

second here