Ghanaian Lady Says She Has No Plans Of Travelling Abroad: “We All Can’t Make It By Travelling”

• Ghanaian businesswoman Adwoa Konadu rejected the idea of living or working abroad, emphasising that success is not location-dependent
• Despite acknowledging the economic challenges in Ghana, she said she is unwilling to spend over GH¢200,000 to travel abroad, advocating for local business investment
• Adwoa encouraged Ghanaian youth to explore the numerous job opportunities within the country instead of complaining about job scarcity

Ghanaian businesswoman Adwoa Konadu emphasised her commitment to staying and working in Ghana, stating that location does not determine success.

Adwoa expressed her reluctance to spend over GH¢200,000 to travel abroad despite acknowledging the economic challenges in Ghana.

In an interview with DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa, she emphasised the importance of investing in new businesses locally rather than risking one's life to live and work in Europe. She added that there are numerous opportunities for making money within the country.

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Adwoa encouraged Ghanaian youth not to complain about job unavailability, asserting that there are numerous job opportunities and ways to earn a living in Ghana.

According to her, those complaining about job scarcity are often lazy.

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Ghanaian man living abroad said he would choose America over his mother and wife

Meanwhile, Bismark Oppong, a Ghanaian man living abroad, said he would pick the USA over the two most influential women in his life, his mother and wife, even on their deathbed.

Bismark gave reasons and added that his wife knew his stance. He argued that his wife could remarry at any time, but he may not get the opportunity to travel and stay in America again.

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Man complains about life abroad

In another story, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian man is disappointed in himself over his decision to travel abroad in search of greener pastures.

In a video, the young man, @oboo.emma, said he was deceived into thinking that life abroad was so easy until he got there and realised that hard work keeps everyone going.

The man lamented how he constantly works, adding that he had planned to return to Ghana.

Source: YEN.com.gh