Ebenezer Andrews Owusu: Meet 24-year-old Successful Ghanaian Photographer Based in Italy with 5 Employees

• A Ghanaian photographer based in Italy has recently narrated how he started a booming business abroad at the age of 24
• Ebenezer Andrews Owusu shared that he picked up photography and videography after completing secondary school
• The young man shared that any event he covers ranges from Ghc7,069 - Ghc10,603

A Ghanaian young man based in Italy has been granted an interview by Zion Felix on his YouTube Channel where he opened up about his life as a flourishing photographer and videographer.

Ebenezer Andre Owusu revealed that he works as a part time photographer and videographer but through hard work has been able to employ five other people who assist with the job.

He shared that he juggles his part time work with a full time job.

The 24-year-old mentioned that for a video booking, he charges around €1000 - €1500 (Ghc7,069 - Ghc10,603).

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He added that the price per event is dependent on the type of event it is.

How he started

Emmanuel recounted that after completing secondary school, his father purchased a camera for him and his business took off from there.

He shared more about his journey in the video linked below;

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Ghanaian man, Kojo Antwi Boasiako, granted an interview with Zion Felix TV where he opened up about his journey towards becoming a personnel manager of a company in France with over 500 employees.

In the interview, Kojo recounted that he left Ghana in 2003 at the age of 21 after his uncle invited him for a stay in France. Prior to that, he used to work at Fox FM in Kumasi as a show host.

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Things took a different turn upon arrival in France as life became very difficult, Daniel revealed. As far as he was concerned, he was to continue schooling but that was not the case.

"For eight good years, I cried daily especially when I thought of all the things I could have achieved if I had stayed in Ghana", Antwi Boasiako said.

He had no job because he lacked the right documentation to work and live abroad.

Source: YEN.com.gh