Chairman Wontumi Reveals He Had Three Mansions While Working As A Security Man

Chairman Wontumi Reveals He Had Three Mansions While Working As A Security Man

  • Bernard Antwi Bosiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, shared more life revelations on The Delay Show
  • He disclosed how he happened to have three mansions to his name, whilst being employed as a Security Man in Kumasi
  • Chairman Wontumi also shed more light on his tactic on how he recruited men into his Security Agency

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Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, was on The Delay Show and he made some shocking revelations.

He disclosed to the host of the show, Deloris Frimpong popularly known as Delay, that in a quest to make more money and to start his security agency, after he returned from London to Ghana, he sought for a job as a security man.

Chairman Wontumi
Chairman Wontumi. Photo Source: Delay TV
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He shared that in his days of being a security man, he already had three mansions to his name.

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During the time I was working as a security, I had three mansions.

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Shedding more light on his background story, he said that:

Those whom I used to supply noodles to, I used to supply A-life. Opoku Trading, and Bugies Supermarket. When I came down from abroad, I worked as a security in Kumasi.

According to him, when he gained employment as a security man in an establishment, he would bargain on the salary with his co-workers. If the salary was GH₵80, he would split his and offer GH₵60 to his co-workers. He would stay there for some time and move to another establishment, using the same tactic and that was how he recruited people to work in his security agency.

Delay, taken aback by the success of Chairman Wontumi, asked him how he acquired those mansions at such a young age. And he said:

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What my dad did was, he would buy land for you, and when you work and earn some money, then you pay off the debt on that land and he would start developing the land for you. My dad is a chief, and he has been a chief for almost 45, 46 years. He is a chief around where Lake Bosomtwi is located.
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Chairman Wontumi shared how he moved from London to become a Security Man with GH₵80 salary

Meanwhile, well-known Ghanaian politician and business guru, Chairman Wontumi has recently been granted an interview on the Delay show where he opened up about his journey to becoming successful in life.

The video sighted by YEN.com.gh had Wontumi sharing that due to life challenges, he had to leave London to work as a security man with a monthly salary of GH₵80 and through hardwork and an opportunity he got to venture into the mining industry, he has been able to build a good life for himself.

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In the interview, Wontumi recounted that after working as a security man for sometime, he recruited one person to work with him and paid him GH₵60 out of his salary and kept the GH₵20. He did that until he was able to strategise and got about 24 people working for him as watchmen.

Wontumi revealed that today, he owns 100 houses in Kumasi alone, 10 tractors, 20 excavators and about 70 trucks.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.