Ghanaian Man Embarks On Epic Trip From Ghana To Rwanda On A Motorbike: "Africa Is Beautiful"
- A Ghanaian man, Savior Tulasi Humpreyson Daitey, has embarked on an epic trip from Ghana to Rwanda by motorbike
- In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, Savior opened up about his trip, highlighting the good times and challenges he's encountered
- He seeks to embark on more trips; however, he proposed some solutions to the leadership of African countries
A Ghanaian man based in Sierra Leone has embarked on an epic journey from Ghana to Rwanda. Savior Tulasi Humpreyson Daitey embarked on the full trip on a motorbike.
Savior has spent nearly two years on the road, touring various African countries and exploring their culture.

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Speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh, he indicated that he developed a passion for travelling long distances on a motorbike during his national service days in Northern Ghana.
"I attended Kumasi Polytechnic and after that was posted to the Northern part of Ghana where I worked as a missionary in addition to my national service. The national service personnel at the Mission House were given motorbikes to ride and that was how it started."
Savior indicated that he travelled long distances on his motorbike within a few days, which stirred up an interest in exploring Africa on a motorbike.
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Africa is beautiful
In his interaction with YEN.com.gh, Saviour said he's had an amazing trip. He's travelled through countries like Lesotho, South Africa, Nigeria, and Namibia and encountered amazing scenery. Savior has had the opportunity to enjoy meals from the various countries he's visited.

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His highlights from his trips include a visit to the Fish River Canyon in Namibia, Lake Tanganyika of Burundi, and Nelson Mandela Musem, among others.
Savior speaks about challenges of his tour
Despite the beautiful scenery he's encountered, Savior's trip was not without challenges. He noted that serious issues like border corruption, visa restrictions, attacks, etc., nearly marred his journey.

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"There are some borders one is not supposed to pay before getting entry, but because some officials wanted to fill their pockets, they took money. I also spent weeks waiting for a Visa to enter some countries like Cameroon, Angola, etc."
He noted that he had to abort some trips to some countries due to expensive Visas.
"Some cost as much as US$300 and as a traveller without any sponsorship, I couldn't go into that country."
He also recalled some attacks in Nigeria, Cameroon, South Africa, etc., where thieves robbed him of his valuables, including money.
Savior indicated that his journey had been thrilling and expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the citizens of some countries who warmly received him and accommodated him.
Netizens hail Ghanaian man
Netizens who saw Savior's remarkable achievement were impressed and congratulated him in the comments section. Rwandees also welcomed him to their country.
@Nizeyimana Jean Paul wrote:
"Turashaka abakozi bacye bo gucuruza ibikoresho bya electroniqwe ku bindi bisobanuro nyandikira cyangwa umpamagare kuri+250788958411Murakoze."
Obroni man travels from UK to Ghana
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a white man, locally referred to as obroni in Ghanaian parlance, visited Ghana to test the value of £1, equivalent to GH¢18.
In a video making rounds on social media, the obroni man was spotted at the Makola market in Accra shopping with his GH¢18.
His viral video created a buzz among a section of Ghanaians who thronged the comment section to share their views.
Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh
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