German-Based Ghanaian Man Who Saves GH¢10,000 Monthly Reveals He Won't Return to Ghana for GH¢5,000 Job

• German-based Ghanaian Gilbert Owusu has revealed he would not return to Ghana for a GH¢5,000 job ($439.50)
• He claimed he saves GH¢10,000 ($878.99) monthly in the European country and would not return to earn less in his native country
• Owusu spoke in an interview with DJ Nyaami of SVTV Africa, where he opened up about his finances

Gilbert Owusu, a Ghanaian living in Germany, has declared that he will only return to Ghana if the job earns him GH¢10,000 ($878.99) or more monthly.

In an interview with DJ Nyaami of SVTV Africa on Daily Hustle Worldwide, Owusu said he would turn down a GH¢5,000 ($439.50) job in Ghana because he now saves more in Germany.

Owusu explains

He explained that finding another employment with a comparable salary range may be challenging if he decides to leave Germany.

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"I can't stay in Ghana on a salary of GH¢5,000. It will not suffice because I know what I want and have had more European experiences. It must be comparable to what I earn here because I save more than GH¢5000," he said.

Owusu claimed he saves approximately GH¢10,000 monthly. ''Even with a GH¢15,000 job in Ghana, I'd have to consider."

He mentioned that he works for the BMW Premium car firm, where he earns far more than GH¢5000.

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German-based Ghanaian preacher

In a previous story, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian preacher Evangelist Bright, who resides in Germany, revealed that he requested one traditional slipper as a bridal price rather than cash from his daughter's spouse.

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The preacher added that he decided against selling off his daughter and instead chose the customary slipper, known as an 'Ahenema' in Ghanaian slang. Evangelist Bright revealed to DJ Nyaami of SVTV Africa that he was asked to accept 10,000 Euros (GH¢133,632.25) as a bride price before offering his daughter's hand in marriage, but he declined.

The preacher said his decision not to take money from his daughter's husband earned him respect from his son-in-law.

Source: YEN.com.gh