Ghanaian In Canada Praises Generous Canadian Landlord: “I Didn’t Pay Rent For Six Months”
- A Ghanaian travelled to Canada, and his white landlord became a supportive figure in his life
- Peter Bawuah narrated that his landlord was generous to him, and he, in turn, served him, humbled himself, and remained disciplined.
- According to him, he got his first part-time job in Canada through the recommendations of his landlord
- Peter Bawuah, a Ghanaian in Canada, reacts to the story and shares a message and a lesson for Ghanaians
A Ghanaian man who lives in Canada narrated how he encountered a generous white man whom he describes as his angel.
Peter Bawuah said when he rented a place to stay when he got to Canada, his landlord did not ask him for rent for the first six months.
In a Facebook post, Peter said his landlord gave him all the keys to the house, and he took care of it. The tenant took on responsibilities as the caretaker of the house, managing tasks like snow clearance, bathroom cleaning, floor mopping, and grass mowing.
Source: Facebook
Peter Bawuah said that aside from providing a place to lay his head, his landlord was instrumental in getting him his first job in Canada.
"There was a time when my Landlord was looking for a job for me. I got my first part-time job in Canada through his recommendations. This man is one of my angels in Canada."
Peter said he was grateful to his landlord for his enormous generosity as he still found his feet in Canada.
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Reactions to the post
Several people who commented on the post thanked the man for his benevolence and prayed for similar favours when they were away from home.
Read some of their comments below:
@Njay's-plaze said:
It's takes grace to receive such assistance and help from strangers but takes a high sense of responsibility to utilize them without abusing the privilege. Congratulations Peter Bawuah TV and may God enrich the man with heavenly blessings
@George Kwarteng Adenta wrote:
Such people are difficult to find. God bless him
@Ujunwa Chinyere Nwosu said:
God bless him and continue to be good to him as well
@Ifeoluwapo Anthonia Olorunsaiye wrote:
God make ways when you are not lazy. My own testimony is certain.
@Caleb Osasona said:
Congratulations! You were chosen for the favour. However, you shouldn't hesitate a second to resonate and do same for your kinsmen or whoever comes your way too. That way, you turn the table around with compassion.
Peter Bawuah shares message and lesson
Peter Bawuah, the man in the story, interacting with YEN.com.gh, has also reacted to his testimony of relocating to Canada and meeting a generous landlord who became a blessing in his life.
"This happened two years ago, and truly, God has been faithful. Three things I’ll leave behind: God, discipline, and resilience. With God, you find strength. With discipline, you stay consistent. With resilience, you rise above challenges. These are the keys that unlock true growth and potential." He stated
Man asks Ghanaian landlords why they charge Nigerians twice the rent price expected from Ghanaians
In another story, a man posted a video on social media asking why Ghanaian landlords charged their Nigerian tenants twice the rent price of their Ghanaian counterparts.
He asked whether it was because Nigerians were perceived to be richer or other reasons accounted for it.
Source: YEN.com.gh
