Ghanaian Man Abroad Recounts How He Used To Womanise Back Home But Changed When He Got To UK

• Most people believe that when one moves out of their country, they either change for better or worse depending on their experiences
• This is the story of Nana Danquah, who stopped womanising when he traveled from Ghana to the United Kingdom
• His parents used to send him money when he was in Ghana, but he had to work for his own money when he got to the UK

A Ghanaian man living in the United Kingdom, Nana Danquah, said he would not have achieved anything if he did not travel abroad.

Nana Danquah said his parents lived abroad and provided him with everything he needed. Because he was not working hard for the money, he misused the money sent to him.

Speaking with DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa, Nana Danquah said he lived a relatively comfortable life in Ghana because of his parents' benevolence.

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Nana Danquah, who has been in the UK for fourteen years, said he realised his lifestyle in Ghana would not help if he continued abroad.

“I’d have still been fooling around if I stayed in Ghana. I would not have been successful in the UK if I came with the mentality I had and the womanising habit while in Ghana. I realised that all those things were not necessary."

"The cost of cement and iron rods in Ghana has gone up. You won't be respected if you return to Ghana and sleep in a family house. You need to secure a future if you get a chance to come here and forget about that lifestyle,” he added.

He recommended young people who wanted to travel overseas go through the proper routes rather than paying expensive travel agents.

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Nana Danquah noted that the cost of living in the UK has gone up. He stated that rent and utilities are still less expensive outside of London. He advised those who were struggling to keep up with London's high cost of living to leave the city.

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Ghanaian abroad advised lazy people who want to travel to open a shop instead

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian on TikTok advised lazy people who want to travel for greener pastures to desist from it.

The man said the key principle of success abroad is hard work hence anyone without that attribute should not bother travelling at all.

The factory hand in a fruit packaging warehouse said he works for 11 hours non-stop simply because he needs money to pay school fees.

Ghanaian man abroad explained why he never argued with his White girlfriend over money

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Meanwhile, a middle-aged Ghanaian man living abroad made an interesting revelation on why he does not argue with his White girlfriend.

Mr Happiness, as he fondly referred to on TikTok, said none of his White girlfriends argued with him because he didn't give her money.

He compared that to the ladies he dated in Ghana.

"For them, even when they come to visit you, you have to draw a budget, and they don't even appreciate what you've done."

Source: YEN.com.gh