How & Why A Software Engineer Earning $4K A Month in Ghana Left With His Family to the Netherlands

In this episode of Uncensored, a talented and expert Ghanaian Sofware Engineer-Aliu Wahab speaks to Chris-Vincent about why he had to leave Ghana to the Netherlands with his family, the quality of life he and his family are now enjoying in the Netherlands, how he was able to buy a 4-bedroom house in just a year of moving to the Netherlands when even despite his huge salary of $4K in Ghana, he struggled to build a house as a result of multiple land disputes and problems.
Aliu also gives insight into how a Netherlands-based company approached him on Linkedin, hired him, and relocated himself and his entire family to the Netherlands for free-and he offers valuable tips to help others find such an amazing opportunity in life.
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[@suleleupdates973]

Thanks for the interview. Very educative and insightful 👏

[@owusuderkyi3060]

I love your program. Excellent conversation that is very enlightening. Life shouldn't be hard like we continue to learn from Khaby Lame

[@omarkoreafx1859]

Rich content! Thanks for this interview

[@chillzone543]

Chris, interesting conversation

[@natural_vibrations]

Reality!

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

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[@EppaWorldwide]

Can you direct me to this guy's facebook? I want to talk to him about my son who want to go into softwear E .

[@emmanuelasieduosei4241]

Nice interview! Inspiring! May I know Aliu Wahab's social media contact or probably email? I would want to ask him a few things about computer science. I'll be grateful

[@kwamescratch6727]

For me this is pure nonsense, you earn about 20,000 cedi a month and you run away from your country to another country where people have fought to build it for years to go and enjoy... u just wanted an easy way out because the netherlands didn’t just become what is it today just like that, others helped build their country so why couldn’t you do so in your country

[@Kibical]

Was it a Ghanaian company that was paying him that salary?? Massa don't find ways of making your life better and stay there. Your mentality is not good at all.

[@kwamescratch6727]

@@Kibical is it you who’s mentality isn’t good, how can you earn that much in your country and leave it and move to another country just to work at a supermarket or sweep the streets. If he was unemployed here in Ghana, I wouldn’t have had a problem with it

[@frank_plays]

@@kwamescratch6727 Is he sweeping streets or working at supermarket? We should keep context in our argument, he said a company moved him and his family to Netherlands whiles keeping his job as software engineer and I bet his total compensation and benefits will be way better than what he got in Ghana.
He even switch jobs, in less than 2 years which indicates more opportunities out there. I wish you get to be a software engineer in Ghana ( a good one ) then you will understand why HE LEFT.

[@joeltetteh6622]

buh u what you're talking about is pointless so do you expect him to stay and suffer whiles he has gotten such an opportunity can you're better than this