Kojo Forex: Boy who was in Ameyaw Debrah's DM Asking for job now Millionaire After 7 Years

• Kojo Forex, a graduate of the University of Ghana, wanted to go into writing way back in the year 2014
• He messaged Ameyaw Debrah on Twitter and asked to be recruited but could not be offered a chance because he was still a student
• Just seven years after that encounter, Kojo now has his own house, luxury cars, and what he describes as a healthy bank account

A young graduate from the University of Ghana, known as Kojo Forex, has inspired thousands of Ghanaians with screenshots of a chat he had with famous blogger, Ameyaw Debrah, seven years ago.

In the screenshots shared from his little chat in 2014, Kojo was persistently asking the blogger for an opportunity to write for his startup but Ameyaw had to turn down the request mainly because Kojo was still a student at the time.

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Currently, the gentleman has become so successful that he owns two luxury cars, his own house, and what he describes as a healthy bank account.

The gentleman who is only in his 20s is known to have at least one mansion, a customized Mercedes Benz car, and runs his own ventures, chiefly Forex trading, that generates money for him.

"Never lose hope, stay true to your grind & you’ll win one day," he told tweeps.

What Ghanaians are saying

Below were some of the thoughts shared by social media users about Kojo's inspirational story.

@TashpiAsk said:

You can’t have same license numbers for 2 vehicles. Something is not quite true from the pictures.

@kwakutraderKT replied him saying:

It’s not a license plate. He just covered the number with his name. It’s edited just to block the number.. He own the cars I know him

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@AdisaGlobal indicated:

I believe very soon I'll be appreciative to God just as you're Kojo, I believe all my losses in FX will be recover.

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Young man finally graduates after struggling

In another success story, Prince Akpah, a driven Ghanaian man was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth and getting money just to pay for his university admission fee was a struggle.

The young man in a recent post on his LinkedIn timeline recounted that he completed secondary school nine years ago and could not afford to continue to tertiary.

According to Edward Asare, Prince first got admission in 2013 but missed the registration deadline due to lack of funds.

Source: YEN.com.gh