Young Man Sells House for GH¢1.2m, Relocates to America Without Thinking Twice

Young Man Sells House for GH¢1.2m, Relocates to America Without Thinking Twice

  • Eric Owusu, a Ghanaian living in the United States, recounted how he sold one of his two houses and migrated to the United States (US)
  • He revealed in an interview that he lived in South Africa with his South African wife before relocating for a better life
  • Owusu told SVTV Africa's DJ Nyaami that he left South Africa for the US mostly due to security concerns

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A US-based Ghanaian man, Eric Owusu, has disclosed that he sold one of his two houses in South Africa and relocated to the United States of America for a better life.

He told DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa's Daily Hustle Worldwide that he had to leave his South African wife and child behind for a better life in the US despite his success in South Africa.

Photos of Eric Owusu.
The man recalled how he sold his $100,000 house to relocate to the US. Photo credit: SVTV Africa (YouTube).
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Eric Owusu reveals security concerns

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He stated that he did not leave South Africa because of financial limitations. On the contrary, he decided to relocate because he had money. Owusu said the decision to travel was motivated by security considerations more than financial reasons.

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"For foreigners, South Africa is a frightening country. It takes a lot of effort to get there. That country is fine for its citizens but not for visitors. Someone could simply kill you at random. I didn't relocate to the US to hustle because I had $100,000 in my bank account,'' Owusu recounted.

Eric Owusu's earnings in South Africa

The US-based Ghanaian man stated that while he was successful in South Africa, he could not stay.

"In Pietermaritzburg, I owned and managed four salons that employed 30 employees. I earned about $4000 per week from the salons. It's a successful business in South Africa and my wife was also a banker. I discussed going on the trip with my wife, but she refused to leave. As a result, we sold one of our homes and I gave her two salons," he told DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa.

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Owusu and his South African wife eventually divorced. He is currently married to a woman of African descent.

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Needy Man Who Moved From Ghana To US Thanks To Businessman Makes It

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported earlier that a young man with a humble past had made it after relocating from Ghana to the United States of America (USA).

Per kind Ghanaian business owner Patrick Mensah Nartey, the young man moved to the US more than a decade ago Nartey's Facebook details about his buddy's resilience from grass to grace touched the hearts of many readers.

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