Lil Win Opens Up About How Much He Spends To Fund His School Project; Says He Spends GH₵20,000

Lil Win Opens Up About How Much He Spends To Fund His School Project; Says He Spends GH₵20,000

  • Giovani Caleb interviewed Lil Win on Showbiz 360, and he made an interesting revelation on how much he spends running his school
  • The actor revealed that he spends over GH₵20,000 on just fuel and other expenses
  • Lil Win's statement shocked a lot of folks, with some praising the actor and others doubting his expenses

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Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lil Win, has revealed the cost of running his school.

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The actor is the proprietor of Great Minds International School, which has been in operation for close to three years.

The actor was on Showbiz 360 and revealed to Giovani Caleb that running the school cost him a lot of money.

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According to Lil Win, he charges peanuts for school fees which makes running the school very difficult as it costs him close to GH₵200,000 to fuel just the school buses.

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The actor said because he wanted the less privileged to have access to quality education, and mentioned that his school fees rates are around GH₵150- GH₵200.

Lil Win said the amount was minimal, as other schools charge as much as GH₵3000 for the same quality of education. Many peeps were impressed with Lil Win's selflessness and praised him.

Ghana's Economic Crises Is Affection Schools

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Rafael Bootchway, a teacher at one of the reputable schools in Accra and a private tutor, opened up about how the current economic crisis is affecting the teaching profession and negatively impacting teaching and learning. He said:

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Lessons tend to be somewhat ineffective, and when it’s time to pay teachers, employers become reluctant. because the inflation has had an effect on almost every product. This is a big issue for we teachers because we need to fend for ourselves too

Rafael sympathised with Lil Win regarding the amount he spends to run his school and suggested that the government subsidises the prices of goods and services to ease the burden of proprietors.

I believe prices can be subsidized. Some little price cuts on fuel prices and goods an services can go a long way to help employers and employees

Peeps Praise Lil Win

moreign moreign said:

I’m even emotional oh lilwin God bless you ❤❤

Sandra Koufie wrote:

He’s doing amazing and need sponsors for his great work

Agyei Maxwell. also praised him:

He's so real and this is very impressive.Keep up the good work ♥️

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Enoch Mensah also commented:

This is the best interview of lil win now he's matched really
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Lil Win Teases New Song with Odehyieba Titled Heaven, Calls it a Christmas Banger; News Sparks Mixed Reactions

In other news, popular Kumawood actor Lil Win has announced he will be releasing a new single ahead of the December festivities.

The single titled Heaven will feature a guest verse from Lil Win's previous collaborator, Ghanaian singer Odehyieba.

Lil Win's new song announcement stirred mixed reactions from fans, with some fans wishing he didn't drop the song.

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.

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