Ernest Wiredu: Ghanaian Nurse In Australia Returns Home To Build Houses For Sale
- Ernest Wiredu, a Ghanaian who relocated to Australia, transitioned from nursing to real estate while living abroad
- When he started the real estate business in Australia, Ernest bought homes, renovated and sold or rented them
- He moved back to Ghana with his expertise and founded a real estate company, where they build homes and other complexes
Ernest Wiredu relocated from Ghana to Australia and trained to work as a nurse there.
While he worked as a nurse, he decided to study social science with an interest in mental health. After studying all these courses, Ernest diverted and started building homes in Australia.
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Ernest explained that after studying nursing, he realised he was not passionate enough to practice what he had learnt. So, he decided to take another course, which was social science.
He added that even though he worked for a while in that field, he felt the need to do something else, thus he started working in the real estate sector, which was more fulfilling to him.
Ernest talks about his real estate business
In an interview with YouTuber Jasmine Ama, he said he started by buying old houses in Australia and renovating them.
“It’s been a while in Australia; we buy the property, renovate and sell or buy the land, build and sell or rent it out.”
Ernest disclosed that he lived in Australia for 24 years before deciding to enter the real estate sector in Ghana.
He then started building and setting up a real estate company called Golden Cherry Limited, where he is the chief executive officer.
Ernest said some differences exist between Ghana's real estate sector and Australia's. He added that one needs to be able to navigate Ghana's land purchasing system to succeed in the real estate market.
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Ghanaian lady in Netherlands moves to Ghana
In another publication, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian lady living in the Netherlands returned to Ghana to start a business.
In a video on TikTok, the young lady said she moved back to Ghana so she could have financial freedom, among other things.
Netizens who saw the video applauded the young lady for living an exemplary life for other young diasporans who may want to emulate her.
Proofread by Edwina N.K Quarcoo, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
