Ghanaian Woman Who Owns A Successful African Restaurant In The US Shares Her Story

• Nana Yaa, a driven Ghanaian lady, has shared her success story after migrating to the United State
• She revealed that her first job abroad was with a thrift shop, followed by working at a factory and then becoming a nursing aide
• Her hectic workload gave her the idea to start an African restaurant, having noticed there were none in her area

Henrietta Nana Yaa Okora, a Ghanaian woman, based in the US, has recently opened up about how she migrated abroad and the achievements that have come with it since then.

In an interview, Nana Yaa recounted that she arrived in America in the year 2000 and picked up her first job in a thrift shop. From there, she became a factory worker sewing clothes for soldiers. Before starting her own business, she picked up a nursing aide job and made $11 (GH₵160) per hour.

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Due to how hectic her job was, she decided to start her own business. She noticed there were no African restaurants in her area and decided to start one. Today, her restaurant, A&H African and Jamaican, operates successfully with several employees, and Nana Yaa regards herself as a blessed woman.

The full interview has been linked below;

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Collins Owusu Sarfo, a young Ghanaian man, was granted an interview by DJ Nyaami on the YouTube channel SVTV Africa, where he shared some of the regrets he encountered since he moved to the United Kingdom.

In the interview, Collins shared that he used to make about Ghc16,000 to Ghc20,000 per month working with Somovison and his friends were surprised when they learnt he had left the job to move abroad.

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He revealed that he regretted his decision when he got to the United Kingdom because his perception about life abroad was different from what he was experiencing.

Source: YEN.com.gh