US-Based Ghanaian Says He Would Turn Down GH¢50K Job Offer In Ghana For Other Opportunities Abroad

• A US-based Ghanaian, Emmanuel Acquah, says he would not accept a GH¢50,000 monthly job offer in Ghana, citing better opportunities and experiences in the US
• Despite the prospect of a house and car, he expresses contentment in living in the US and emphasises the financial challenges in Ghana
• In an interview on SVTV AFRICA, Emmanuel, studying education on a scholarship, highlights his excitement when he sold his motorbike to secure a flight to the US

A US-based Ghanaian, Emmanuel Acquah, has stated that no job offer in Ghana, even one providing a GH¢50,000 monthly salary, a house, and a car, would be enticing enough for him to return.

Emmanuel, who studies education on a scholarship, emphasised the endless opportunities in the US and mentioned his content promoting Ghana and Africa on TikTok. He added that while Ghana is cool, financial constraints are prevalent, so he is content staying in the US.

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In an interview with DJ Nyaami on SVTV AFRICA , he expressed that his experiences in the US have shaped his perspective:

"Even if I were offered GHS50,000 per month, along with a house and car, I would still turn it down. I’ll only visit Ghana but not stay. I promote Ghana and Africa quite frequently on my TikTok videos. Most of my friends want to visit too. Ghana is pretty cool, but unfortunately, there’s not a lot of money going around. The majority are suffering. I’m happy here. The opportunities here are endless."

Watch the interview below:

Canada-Based Ghanaian Man Reveals He Will Not Return To Ghana As He Flaunts His iPhone In TikTok Video

Another Ghanaian who relocated to Canada expressed his firm decision never to return to Ghana due to concerns about poor security and sanitation.

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In a TikTok video, he emphasised that moving to Canada was his best decision and showcased his iPhone as a symbol of his improved lifestyle.

He also expressed his commitment to staying and being buried in Canada with his family.

Ghanaian Man In Canada Plans To Return To Ghana In 2024

In a separate story, a Ghanaian living in Canada, Kweku, plans to return to Ghana in 2024 after being away for about 10 years pursuing further studies in various countries, including France, Poland, the USA, and Canada, where he earned a PhD in radiation physics.

Kweku expressed his intention to make a positive impact in Ghana and help build the country with the knowledge he gained during his studies.

He emphasised that his travels were for learning purposes, and he sees 2024 as the opportune time to return and contribute to Ghana's development.

Source: YEN.com.gh