What Clinton can do is to link up with the tour guides in ghana and get them familiar with the place. It may serve as a standard stop for the tour groups. Same with the VIP and STC bus drivers. Usually all they need is their free plate of food and they will stop there and the passengers can relieve themselves and also buy food etc. just an idea 😊
I just found out about the one in Ghana and went on my sons birthday in May of this year ..It was a wonderful experience and the owner and staff were extremely hospitable…When everything gets back going I will definitely go back and the fish and chips were amazing
Happy to see this interview of an amazing person and friend dear Clinton. Sometimes in life, it's not the country that does not work it can just be the location in that country. When I relocated from the Eastern Region to the Central Region (Cape Coast) that's when energy flowed so perfectly for me. Glad I gave Ghana three times for us to get fully acquainted. They will "evolve and suceed now. Thank you Clinton for the shout-out and for highlighting my business partner and Artist of C&K Community Art Studio Kwame Atamdzi, he truly is an amazing artist.. Thank you for doing this Dela🌹
This is a very bold step relocating outside Accra. And your location is massive, a great location indeed, lots of unique potential. But to be honest at the beginning of the video I thought it was a bad idea to leave Accra, but the walkthrough of your multi purpose facility was mind blowing. Congratulations brother!! Keep pushing.
Excellent video, great rapport between the two of you. Clint definitely works quietly and assiduously. He's a "background guy". I wish him well, he appears to be completely genuine. Thank you Dela and Clint.
It's good he has relocated,it's not necessary to be in Accra, the central region is growing as a destination for returnees and settlers,fish and chips is too small a niche to be successful, jollof and chicken is more in demand.
@@bigjml Have you ever left Ghana to another African country. I’m sorry, Ghana Jollof’s not good. The chicken is GOOD! But not the rice. Even the Nigerian jollof rice is just eh ok. I’ve never understood why ghana is in the conversation of jollof. Senegal has best jollof. If you’re not a well traveled person like me, don’t come and argue and lie due to patriotism cause I’m Ghanaian telling you.
Where in Accra would you find a large place like that to lease? The cost of rent alone will suck up all your capital? It's a good decision to move out of Accra
I was ever so sad to know it had closed down because I didn't get to experience it. So now I know it is around i will definitely visit when I am in the area. Everyone liked the food.
Really nice video. Thanks for showcasing what looks like a great business venture and nice person. As a British Ghanaian its always nice to see people who have moved from the UK prosper and strive to make it for themselves in Ghana. It cant be easy. Well done. 👏🏾👏🏾
You know I don’t want to sound negative but he contradicted himself at 16:00 minutes. You were trying to tell him having a event space, restaurant and so many things in one business is a lot to manage and he said ( you can’t be a jack of all trades and be a master of none ). This is why I think most businesses fail in Ghana is because business starters are trying to do too much and not getting into fields of business of what is actually needed in Ghana. You will never beat a local Ghana in the food business because road side meals are literally everywhere and they are incredibly cheap and filling. If you come with your western business it won’t be able to compete with local prices and establishments. Me personally I think the diaspora would be way more successful getting into manufacturing goods for those industries. For instance roadside vendors need materials to run those businesses and usually getting those materials are expensive. Oils, eggs, gas to cook with, cooking utensils etc are expensive to the average vendor and those markets aren’t usually saturated. Over the years I see the business come and go because we aren’t thinking outside of the box. We absolutely have to get into manufacturing before even those markets are took over by other ethnicities.
I think the mistake he made was to expand too quick. He should've stick with the small space for a few years then move to a bigger space but I'm glad he learned and landed on his feet.
I assume those are staple to the country, which should be in abundance since they are and would likely be more competitive from a business standpoint in comparison to dishes that are not so accessible to the people.
Ghana can’t just survive off of “Detty December” Year of return has passed. People are hungry for that dollar, pounds. That’s why the ghana economy is crashing. I’ve seen too many people from 4 years ago closing shop. We need fufu and better light soup not chicken and chips. English chicken and chips is proper tasteless unless you add some maggi to the better, some shito. I’m not gonna lie to you, alot of jollof in ghana is quite stale(stale means not good). It’s once in a while 1 mama by a gutter is making it right. RARELY.
@@nanaaddo9110 Who is hungry in Ghana? wtf ? This is what I’m talking about. The illiteracy is so serious. Learn to speak and understand English and come back to me.
What Clinton can do is to link up with the tour guides in ghana and get them familiar with the place. It may serve as a standard stop for the tour groups. Same with the VIP and STC bus drivers. Usually all they need is their free plate of food and they will stop there and the passengers can relieve themselves and also buy food etc. just an idea 😊
Wow! It's good to see that Clint landed on his feet. Well done.
I just found out about the one in Ghana and went on my sons birthday in May of this year ..It was a wonderful experience and the owner and staff were extremely hospitable…When everything gets back going I will definitely go back and the fish and chips were amazing
I love Dela’s sense of humour-typical English.😂😂
Happy to see this interview of an amazing person and friend dear Clinton.
Sometimes in life, it's not the country that does not work it can just be the location in that country. When I relocated from the Eastern Region to the Central Region (Cape Coast) that's when energy flowed so perfectly for me. Glad I gave Ghana three times for us to get fully acquainted.
They will "evolve and suceed now.
Thank you Clinton for the shout-out and for highlighting my business partner and Artist of C&K Community Art Studio Kwame Atamdzi, he truly is an amazing artist..
Thank you for doing this Dela🌹
This is a very bold step relocating outside Accra. And your location is massive, a great location indeed, lots of unique potential. But to be honest at the beginning of the video I thought it was a bad idea to leave Accra, but the walkthrough of your multi purpose facility was mind blowing. Congratulations brother!! Keep pushing.
Very impressive-the universe always has its own rules n no one can change them!! Blessings. Love from Birmingham, England!!
Excellent video, great rapport between the two of you.
Clint definitely works quietly and assiduously. He's a "background guy".
I wish him well, he appears to be completely genuine.
Thank you Dela and Clint.
It's good he has relocated,it's not necessary to be in Accra, the central region is growing as a destination for returnees and settlers,fish and chips is too small a niche to be successful, jollof and chicken is more in demand.
I agree. I think he should try to add American dishes too
@@brownbabygirlNobody eats “American” dishes in Ghana.
Most of the Jollof and chicken in Accra is horrible. Most let tasteless catering food.
@@TheChariot99 I very much doubt that.
Where have you been buying your food?
@@bigjml Have you ever left Ghana to another African country. I’m sorry, Ghana Jollof’s not good. The chicken is GOOD! But not the rice. Even the Nigerian jollof rice is just eh ok. I’ve never understood why ghana is in the conversation of jollof. Senegal has best jollof. If you’re not a well traveled person like me, don’t come and argue and lie due to patriotism cause I’m Ghanaian telling you.
Where in Accra would you find a large place like that to lease? The cost of rent alone will suck up all your capital? It's a good decision to move out of Accra
I love his positive attitude
Lovely interview Dela, thank you so much for sharing😁🙌🏾
Really lovely and positive vlog. Feeling the whole place and it's about hard work. Keep staying Blessed.
The building is incredibly large, and it presents an excellent business opportunity.
Set up looks good.
I was ever so sad to know it had closed down because I didn't get to experience it. So now I know it is around i will definitely visit when I am in the area. Everyone liked the food.
I know the family my classmates is a pharmacist and it’s their family property. I’m so pleased they found a home
Really nice video. Thanks for showcasing what looks like a great business venture and nice person. As a British Ghanaian its always nice to see people who have moved from the UK prosper and strive to make it for themselves in Ghana. It cant be easy. Well done. 👏🏾👏🏾
Congratulations 🎉🎉❤❤
This is great 👍 Best wishes for the new business and location 👏
Great video. Hopeful for him 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Good luck for his business. Great venture.
Great attitude that he closed down one business and kept going. Wishing him much success
I was in the Central Region for 4 days this past week and had no idea he moved there..
Yeh, is proper, proper Dela.
You know I don’t want to sound negative but he contradicted himself at 16:00 minutes. You were trying to tell him having a event space, restaurant and so many things in one business is a lot to manage and he said ( you can’t be a jack of all trades and be a master of none ). This is why I think most businesses fail in Ghana is because business starters are trying to do too much and not getting into fields of business of what is actually needed in Ghana. You will never beat a local Ghana in the food business because road side meals are literally everywhere and they are incredibly cheap and filling. If you come with your western business it won’t be able to compete with local prices and establishments. Me personally I think the diaspora would be way more successful getting into manufacturing goods for those industries. For instance roadside vendors need materials to run those businesses and usually getting those materials are expensive. Oils, eggs, gas to cook with, cooking utensils etc are expensive to the average vendor and those markets aren’t usually saturated. Over the years I see the business come and go because we aren’t thinking outside of the box. We absolutely have to get into manufacturing before even those markets are took over by other ethnicities.
Surprising. Good idea.
OMG so we can't get fish and chips in Accra? I was hoping to pop in when I was in GH.
Brilliant especially since there are just a handful of decent restaurants in Cape Coast. Will spread the word!!
Dela, I see you are rocking the boots.🤣
I think the mistake he made was to expand too quick. He should've stick with the small space for a few years then move to a bigger space but I'm glad he learned and landed on his feet.
Yep he was meant to stay in the same place for much longer to establish the business.
@@iffysd9864When it comes to business, Ghanaians are not the brightest.
Clinton should deliver to Asebu PAV.
Good work Dear🎉🎉🎉
Thank you
He should try and buy his produce from the villages like the real locals.. much cheaper..
Company relocation happens world wide. Like KFC stated from ACCRA and spread so well done to the CEO
What KFC is American chicken franchise,, not Ghanaian OMG😅 Are you ok
❤❤❤❤❤girl.
A hot food biz in accra that doesn’t offer rice of some sorts will suffer. Ghanains we like our rice, korkor & yam oo
I assume those are staple to the country, which should be in abundance since they are and would likely be more competitive from a business standpoint in comparison to dishes that are not so accessible to the people.
Ghana can’t just survive off of “Detty December” Year of return has passed. People are hungry for that dollar, pounds. That’s why the ghana economy is crashing. I’ve seen too many people from 4 years ago closing shop. We need fufu and better light soup not chicken and chips. English chicken and chips is proper tasteless unless you add some maggi to the better, some shito.
I’m not gonna lie to you, alot of jollof in ghana is quite stale(stale means not good). It’s once in a while 1 mama by a gutter is making it right. RARELY.
@@TheChariot99 Stop talking crap fella.
You are embarrassing yourself
Stop the nonsense who is hungry in ghana.
@@bigjmlpeople are entitled to their opinion let’s not insult
@@nanaaddo9110 Who is hungry in Ghana? wtf ? This is what I’m talking about. The illiteracy is so serious. Learn to speak and understand English and come back to me.
@@Mrlondonboy4life5367 I suggest you read that trolls other posts.
Where’s Tash???
I believe she’ll be back soon
He says “l” a lot in this video. That may be a clue. And he stammered as he said “my wife”. I may be wrong of course….but just observation
@@brownbabygirl👀very observant
NICE PLACE GOOD LUCK TO HIM 😂😂
KFC started from Ghana how come this happened in a happy spending country like that huuuuuum
KFC started in the USA not Ghana!
What's the clicking?
It’s my mic I think, hitting me as I walk
I’m not going to ghana to eat fish and chips bro! If you don’t know what to do with your money, give me a shout, yeah?
@@TheChariot99 You are never going to Ghana and have never been to Ghana so who cares what you think.
@@bigjml Oh the truth must hurt when it comes from your own huh? 😂 Keep lying to yourself. Kwasia! I’ll see you in December.
Gyimmeeee. Shut up
YEA YEA YEA he is in my hometown Cape Coast, he will be very successful.......I think he should make the place a REST STOP...............
I’m not going to ghana to eat fish and chips bro! If you don’t know what to do with your money, give me a shout, yeah?