Ghanaian Taxi Driver In Qatar Reveals He Earns Over GH¢16K Monthly with Free Accommodation (Video)

• A Ghanaian man resident in Qatar has disclosed that he earns more than GH¢16,000 monthly as a taxi driver
• In an interview, Papa Kumasi recalled that he worked in the transportation and beauty industries in Ghana before relocating to the Arab nation
• The native of Akim Oda in the Eastern Region of Ghana disclosed that he's been working as a taxi driver in Qatar for seven years

A Qatar-based Ghanaian man affectionately called Papa Kumasi has disclosed that he earns more than GH¢16,000 monthly as a taxi driver in the Arab nation.

Speaking to blogger Zionfelix, Papa Kumasi disclosed that he worked as a taxi driver before venturing into the beauty industry in Ghana.

Deciding to relocate to Qatar

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He recounted that he decided to relocate to Qatar after his friends informed him he could make more than twice the earnings taxi drivers make in Ghana.

The native of Akim Oda in the Eastern Region of Ghana disclosed that he's been working in Qatar's transportation sector for seven years.

Papa Kumasi told Zionfelix that he arrived in the Arab nation with the help of an agent and acquired a driver's license at a driving school, where he passed his exams in theory and practicals.

Papa Kumasi's salary and other benefits

He disclosed that he works 10 hours daily for six days per week, with benefits that include free accommodation and healthcare.

I started with 1,200 QAR (GH¢4,776.33) but now take 4,200 QAR (GH¢16,717.15), he told Zionfelix.

Watch the video below:

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German-based Ghanaian Man

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a German-based Ghanaian man identified as GH Boy Ben recounted how he embarked on a fatal journey to Italy through the Libyan sea for greener pasture.

Before the takeoff, Ben was a driver alongside his thriving transport business in Ghana. He had a private taxi with one person working for him.

He, however, lost interest in working as a driver during the reign of former Ghanaian president John Kofi Agyekum Kufuor.

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Separately, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a German-based Ghanaian lady opened up about her two failed marriages as she recounted how the men cheated on her with her female friends.

She started by narrating how her second failed marriage happened, revealing that she traveled to Ghana for her father's funeral and spent three weeks.

Source: YEN.com.gh