Wanderlust Ghana Members Say They Sometimes Beg For Food During Their Trips
- The Ghanaians who drove from Accra to London in 2023 said they had to get for food while in Morocco
- They indicated that even though they prepared enough for eventualities, they still faced some challenges
- They are preparing for a 30,000km that will start on September 30 and will take them to 30 countries
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The Ghanaian adventurers who travelled from Accra to London by road have shared some of the challenges they encountered during their expeditions.
They explained that even though they prepared very well for their trips, they still encountered challenges but were always able to overcome these.
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In an interview on Channel One TV, the adventurers said they had to beg for food on their historic 10,000km drive from Accra to London in 2023.
“We don’t get time to eat… Whatever you see is what you eat…We sometimes beg for food… We even begged for bread in Morocco.”
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6 Ghanaians touring 30 countries by road
Meanwhile, the group is set to embark on another historic trip that will see them drive through 30 countries and three continents.
The group will be six people in three vehicles, with one person driving and the other monitoring the radio each. However, they will also switch roles regularly to limit fatigue during the gruelling trip.
The historic 30,000-kilometre journey will start on Monday, September 30, taking the six men through Mauritania, Dubai, South Africa, and finally back to Accra.
The six members of Wanderlust Ghana who will embark on the trip are Kwabena Peprah, Kofi Peprah, Kwame Peprah, Richard Anim, Franklin Peters, and Ebenezer Saka Addo-Mensah.
Ghanaian man turns street beggar in US
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that a Ghanaian man in the US was videoed begging for money so he could buy food.
According to the man, he came to the country for a conference and never returned home, ending up homeless on the street.
Several social media users who watched the video commented to express their sadness at the Ghanaian man's sad story.
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