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Prince Kwesi Ofori: SHS leaver who now sells 'boflot' for a living narrates his touching life story

Monday, April 19, 2021 at 2:52 PM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

- A gentleman named Prince Kwesi Ofori who graduated from Aburi Secondary Technical School now sells buffloaf

- According to Prince, there was no support for him when he finished school and therefore had to struggle and make ends meet for himself

- He advised the youth to desist from searching for quick sources of wealth but rather work really hard to make it in life

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Prince Kwesi Ofori, a young man who graduated from the Aburi Secondary Technical School now sells buffloaf, popularly known as 'boflot', to fend for himself.

In an interview with YEN.com.gh's Nanaday, Prince indicated that this is not the first menial job he has engaged in as he previously worked as a security guard, waiter, mason, driver's 'mate', and shoe trader.

When asked why he has been in a business dominated by women for the past two years, the hardworking young man indicated that he picked up the 'boflot' trade from his mother.

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Prince also explained that he has had to hustle for himself after high school because there is no assistance coming in from anywhere to help him further his education or secure a different form of livelihood.

According to Prince, he had to yank out all the shyness from his system and decide to hit harder at life and get things working for him.

In conclusion, Prince Kwesi Ofori advised the youth to desist from searching for quick sources of wealth but rather work really hard to make it in life.

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Meanwhile, Francis Beamish Tetteh, a Ghanaian student and former contestant at the National Science and Maths Quiz for Chemu Senior High School has passed away in Toronto, Canada, whilst pursuing his PhD.

Ghanaweb reports that Francis was admitted to the MSc Programme in Mechanical Engineering at York University but due to his hard work and determination, he was transferred to the PhD by virtue of his exploits in academics and research.