Ghanaian In Germany Says He Won’t Return To Ghana Again: “I’ll See My Family In Heaven”

Ghanaian In Germany Says He Won’t Return To Ghana Again: “I’ll See My Family In Heaven”

  • Kelvin is a Ghanaian living in Germany, and the last time he visited Ghana was in 2015
  • The Ghanaian has decided not to come back to Ghana again since he has nothing to do in the country
  • Kelvin said if he is allowed to choose between Berlin, where he resides, and heaven, he would select Berlin

A Ghanaian residing in Germany indicated that he would not come back to his motherland and gave reasons for his decision.

Kelvin said he travelled to Germany through Libya and went through a lot on his journey to Germany. He said he is happy in Germany now and does not see himself returning to Ghana.

In an interview with DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa, Kelvin said he intends to buy properties abroad but will not buy any in Ghana. He added that his family is not dependent on him, and hence, he does not feel obliged to return home.

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Ghanaian In Germany Says He Won’t Return To Ghana Again: “I’ll See My Family In Heaven”
Kelvin, who travelled to Germany in search of greener pastures, said he won't return to Ghana again Photo credit: SVTV Africa
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"If I am asked to choose Berlin or heaven, I will choose Berlin. I have all I want. There is no reason for me to come back to Ghana. As for my family, I will see them again in heaven. If I had lost my life in Libya, they wouldn’t have seen me ever again. Why would I return to Africa when presidents fly here to seek medical attention?" he asked.

Kelvin, the Ghanaian who last visited Ghana in 2015, said it is less stressful to live in Germany than to be in Ghana.

He explained that most Ghanaians and Africans, who complain of stress abroad choose jobs, they are not happy about.

“For some Ghanaians, their main focus when they travel is to make money. It is the reason they complain of stress. Many work as cleaners and kitchen hands instead of learning the language for better opportunities.”

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YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the video. Read them below:

@vibewithkobbie4566 said:

Been waiting for this guy on this interview for sooo long …Abrokyire y3d3

@zicoaddo9149 wrote:

This guy should be made the president of all the hustlers in Europe

@user-ri5zt3so4x said:

This guy is saying my mind paa

@emmanuelyeboah1030 said:

This guy is good . He lays it out. The black African can never outsmart the white man!

@emmanuelcoffie3501 wrote:

Dj pls try n bring people like this at least twice or once every month …dey are very motivating ️

@kwasi47 said:

U shd create tutorials for newly arrivals. I am enjoying your experience. Keep your eyes on the prize. U will succeed in all your aims & aspirations. From a retired senior citizen in America

Ghanaian in Germany wants to return home

In a separate story, a Germany-based Ghanaian, Marcus, said he wants to come back to Ghana after seven years abroad.

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Marcus said he was initially desperate to travel out of Ghana but now wants to return.

He cautioned Ghanaians who earn between Gh₵3000 to Gh₵5000 to stay in Ghana and visit abroad, emphasizing the challenges faced abroad despite financial benefits.

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh