Italy-Based Ghanaian Woman Moves From Washing Dishes For A Living For 5 Years To Owning Top Salon Abroad

• Nana Oforiwaa Amafo, a Ghanaian woman based in Italy has shared how she had to leave her salon in Ghana to migrate abroad
• The mother of three also revealed that upon arriving, she worked as a dish cleaner for 5 years until she was able to start her own salon
• Oforiwaa added that her salary as a dish washer abroad was €500 (GH₵4,220) but now she makes €20,000 (GH₵168,829) every month from her salon

A hardworking Ghanaian woman by the name of Nana Oforiwaa Amafo who is based in Italy has recently been granted an interview by Zion Felix where she opened up about her business abroad.

The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on Zionfelix TV on YouTube had Nana Oforiwaa recounting that she was moved to Italy by her husband and through hard work and resilience has been able to establish a salon that is doing very well.

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Recounting her story, Oforiwaa revealed that she owned a salon back in Ghana but when she moved to Italy, she had to take up working in a restaurant as a dish washer and was paid €500 (GH₵4,220).

According to her, she washed bowls for five years until she was advised by a friend to start her own business. Having owned a salon back in Accra, Oforiwaa decided to start same business in Italy and became successful at it.

Today, her salon is able to bring in about €20,000 (GH₵168,829) every month. She has also been able to establish other businesses back in Ghana.

Oforiwaa who is also a mother to three children shared more about her journey in the video linked below;

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Japan-Based Ghanaian Man Advises People to Leave Ghana If They Make Less Than Ghc1000 A Day

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Ghanaian man based in Japan was recently granted an interview by DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa where he shares his opinion on why people need to look for greener pastures abroad.

The video sighted by YEN.com.gh had the man identified as Fiifi Boateng stating that if one stays in Ghana and is unable to make from Ghc1,000 to Ghc2,000 within a day, it is advisable for any Ghanaian to migrate abroad.

In the interview, Fiifi explained that he sees no point in living in a country where one earns peanuts when they stay to make much more if they leave the country.

Source: YEN.com.gh