The statement he made is in proper context , and it makes a lot of sense. Everybody knows that no matter how successful you are , if you're not connected for some reason people will collapse your business. Bribe ,corruption and political witch hunting. Take Paa Kwesi Ndum, UT bank, and all those successful businesses that we managed to collapse. The other way we can destroy good initiatives in the country is by killer taxes . How do you survive in a country like Ghana in this peesent condition. Do not criticize him if the current system is favoring you.
It’s not about money. It’s about not paying bribe to police. Not paying bribe to get a job and more. Ghana and Africa is a home but it really suck most of the times
people don't understand that not everyone leaving is fully because of money. The processes in ghana don't favor you if you don't have connections(corruption). The lifestyle in ghana is all about corruption all day and makes it hard to progress as an ordinary youth. So i definitely understand why he'll reject that money.
So proud of you young man for the career path. Indeed every child is blessed and has their abilities, continue the hard work and God will certainly bless you tremendously. Love the energy and enthusiasm. Welcome aboard, I’m in VA. I graduated from chamberlain university in Chicago, so I came for my graduation there, hopefully will meet you one day. Truly I’m impressed of your dedication
You took the right decision brother. Ghana does not deserve you. Our leaders have intentionally conditioned their mind to to make a HELL for greater minds like you. DJ Nyaame I really like this interview. I really like this guy I have seen his videos on TikTok. God bless you all.
Young man, America is not a bed of roses. I am glad u are having a good time during your short stay. There will be stumbling blocks, anthills & mountains to overcome. Stay focus on your studies. Stay away from bad friends. Keep your eyes on the prize. Obey the laws & regulations. U will be fine. Good Luck. ❤✌🏿 From an old Bogga (being in the village for more than 50+ years) 😂
@joshuadampson759 he didn't say anything bad, there was absolutely no need for the insult and besides he said "50+ years" so it should tell you he's not a small boy to be spoken to anyhow. Advising the guy that it's not easy in US and he should focus and keep his eyes on the price is an advise well given. Yes, the system here in US is better than Ghana but definitely not as we perceived it to be when we were back home. Bless up!
Wait till you’re about five years and above in America, when you’ve rented an apartment of your own and start using credit cards and stuff. “Aba fresh”, go ahead and brag because you’re now living with roommates.
This guy is crazy, a house and car with 50,000 Ghana 🇬🇭 cedis a year in Ghana equals living like a king 🤴🏿 sir. Take it from a African American who earns 85k to 90k a year. I’d rather live that life in Ghana 🇬🇭 with a house and car that I own than to make 100k in the United States with a mortgage 💸 and car note sir. Bills in Ghana even as a family meaning man, woman and child shouldn’t exceed 2500 cedis per month so you can save 1500 cedis per month but you own everything. Why would anyone in their right mind give that up to become a debt slave in America is beyond me 🤦🏿♂️.
And who In Ghana will ever give out such offers 😂😂it will never happen so know it’s a figurative speech. Even Gh2,500 a month as a teachers salary I didn’t get than to talk of 50k a month.😅
@@prophakwa aswear bro adey feel you pass... people don't think before they speak..even if it was Ghc 50k a year kraaa which job will fetch him that money...If they get small government money and chop p3 norr then they fail to think
This young man seems to be ambitious and blessed because he went to America to go to university on scholarship [including obtaining stipend from the school, et al, and going to food pantry to collect free food] so not the same experience compared to those Ghanaians who came to America to work but without papers or go to university paying full tuition. I would like to state that while credit cards are easy to obtain in the USA, the interest rates are normally very high so it is best to pay off as much as you can rather making the minimum payment every month which will take years to pay back which is not financially savvy. Obtaining credit cards can also be addictive to some people so food for thought for the youth. Always buy what you can afford rather than being lured into the ease of obtaining credit cards to purchase things which can destroy one's credit if you fail to make payments on the loan [which is what it is] on time. I wish this young man the very best!
Most of the jobs in the USA and Europe are not owned by the government but rather individuals. It's so sad how most individuals critIze Ghana because they don't get government work
@@danjones1335 yes I agree but we the individuals too don't help the system. U open a small business and our own Ghana man will collapse the business for you.
@@amaopp4638 Yes ama, I understand u well but if we will say the truth Ghana has got out of hands but because u don‘t say the truth some fools will tell u hardships over all . I admit that but u get eat and get whatever u want. U can’t afford that in Ghana, so places are better than others.
May be the professor that picked him up from the O'Hare Airport is his advisor. This guy may be a a graduate student. He got the credit card because he is a legal student in the United States that will be making certain amount on monthly or weekly or biweekly bases. That is a lot of money in the credit. What he saying is for people that come to graduate students. He is being paid because he is getting Graduate Assistant such as Teaching Assistant or Graduate Assistant or Research Assistant. What he is saying is true. He is funny. What city or town does he leaving in? America is hard if he is not a student or doesn't have scholarship, or graduate student. Efie ni fie. No place like Ghana. Our people should know that government doesn't create jobs. The small business this guy was doing in Ghana was great.
Someone who doesn't want to accept that Ghana is no more running as a country and thinks about his/her selfish gain will disagree with this guy. He's realised having 50kGhs +house+ car will still not worth it working in Ghana because the system itself is not working. Majority are poor so happiness no dey
@@SVTVAfrica I have been following you since I vacated, and have been learning a lot and also looking for some genuine opportunity to grab. I have heard you say you're not an agent and don't know any as well. But I want your contact if you won't deny me
Why should someone cry over a credit card ? Did someone force you to apply for your own credit card ? America is a great country, but as long as we have blacks all over the place with that wicked and evil mindset about newcomers , we will continue to suffer . I just can't understand why we blacks can not unite and be helpful to each other like the Spanish and Indians are doing. Some of them are very bitter when they see young people with good education, and they do everything to make you believe your education has no relevance in the US.
I think DJ should be able to use his platform to address certain issues relating to our system in Ghana. Many are traveling because of the system not necessarily for monetary purpose. In Ghana the system does not protect and support.
The guy has been given a first class treatment as if he is the son of the president of Ghana. Including better treatment from A professor who in Ghana even won’t take him for toilet paper. The attitude in Ghana is not a money matter oo. Hmmm
Nice interview but am sorry this guy is a bit shallow, the akwesi made their country well by themselves, we are responsible for making our country well by ourselves. Am sure he'spaying direct taxes in US, how many pay tax in Ghana..You should rather think of going home to improve the process/system..hmm wait until you start experiencing racism,... you will think twice 😊.
He is not shallow. He is telling the truth. Our leaders think only about their pockets. How to enrich themselves, to enjoy with their family and girl friends. I'm living over here in America, Yes we pay taxes and we befits from the taxes we pay. Our leaders is our problems
@cimboproject5572 oh bro hmmm...they won't learn sense da.Koo bibini nso y3 Nipa ooo...when they don't know they just say something stupid and go away.The taxes are deducted before you receive the money
From the interviews have hrd n my experience I think if u travel u have to really move with the whites n they know guide u well for u to lv comfortable n learn more from them but we should always appreciate n shouldn’t take their help for granted n lv them with bad intentions about us Africans
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The statement he made is in proper context , and it makes a lot of sense. Everybody knows that no matter how successful you are , if you're not connected for some reason people will collapse your business. Bribe ,corruption and political witch hunting. Take Paa Kwesi Ndum, UT bank, and all those successful businesses that we managed to collapse. The other way we can destroy good initiatives in the country is by killer taxes . How do you survive in a country like Ghana in this peesent condition. Do not criticize him if the current system is favoring you.
This guy has improved my traveling spirit thank you
You will not accept ghc50,000 job, with house and car in Ghana. It so sad that it has comes to this point in our motherland
It's true ,even if u are doing great in Ghana ,the environment will kill u for your own success .
😂😂😂
Yes the system is not working....and hmmmm all hope is lost.
It’s not about money. It’s about not paying bribe to police. Not paying bribe to get a job and more. Ghana and Africa is a home but it really suck most of the times
people don't understand that not everyone leaving is fully because of money. The processes in ghana don't favor you if you don't have connections(corruption). The lifestyle in ghana is all about corruption all day and makes it hard to progress as an ordinary youth. So i definitely understand why he'll reject that money.
This guy 😘😘 his energy alone
Am just smiling like a fool 😅
Lord please grant us all our heart desires 🙏
it serious oh ...but i understand him
Adey feel am pass he talks the truth
I'm in Columbus USA I want to share my testimony, and encourage the youth in Ghana to try and come
Hi Kofi Richard. Would you mind if I talk to you?
Link up
How did you do it boss?
Hi richy
@@nanakojo9369 how are you going to call me
One day one day, I will be on this show , live from France, bcox have learnt alot in here
@prophakwa is a true definition of focus, consistency and hard work. Thanks for the keys.
So proud of you young man for the career path. Indeed every child is blessed and has their abilities, continue the hard work and God will certainly bless you tremendously. Love the energy and enthusiasm. Welcome aboard, I’m in VA. I graduated from chamberlain university in Chicago, so I came for my graduation there, hopefully will meet you one day. Truly I’m impressed of your dedication
Big ups to this guy n u nyame for such a great interview
I love this guy, such an inspiration.
I love this guy.God continue to open more opportunities for him.Good to encourage others
You took the right decision brother. Ghana does not deserve you. Our leaders have intentionally conditioned their mind to to make a HELL for greater minds like you.
DJ Nyaame I really like this interview. I really like this guy I have seen his videos on TikTok. God bless you all.
The people are equally hell and terrible....our upbringing is iur downfall, not politicians!!
This is an eye opener interview.
Young man, America is not a bed of roses. I am glad u are having a good time during your short stay. There will be stumbling blocks, anthills & mountains to overcome. Stay focus on your studies. Stay away from bad friends. Keep your eyes on the prize. Obey the laws & regulations. U will be fine. Good Luck. ❤✌🏿
From an old Bogga (being in the village for more than 50+ years) 😂
@joshuadampson759 he didn't say anything bad, there was absolutely no need for the insult and besides he said "50+ years" so it should tell you he's not a small boy to be spoken to anyhow.
Advising the guy that it's not easy in US and he should focus and keep his eyes on the price is an advise well given.
Yes, the system here in US is better than Ghana but definitely not as we perceived it to be when we were back home.
Bless up!
@@joshuadampson759 Show me in my post where I compared Ghana to America? Did u take any English reading lessons?
@@joshuadampson759 To each his own. Thanks
@@joshuadampson759when you are not here that will always be your answer. Until you get here
@@paabone7954 I wonder ooo. How some people just insult other on social media just like that...
Wait till you’re about five years and above in America, when you’ve rented an apartment of your own and start using credit cards and stuff. “Aba fresh”, go ahead and brag because you’re now living with roommates.
Ma Choir Master nie oo. Love the conversation. Wishing you the best. Mr. Acquah
Proph has really inspired me, I'm on the process but I will not give up
I saw the capt and was like "who speaks like that?" he got his reasons tho
He is doing a fantastic job on TikTok .He always motivates me 💪
What’s his TikTok?
@@babyblac_xxprophakwa
@@babyblac_xxprophakwa
Please TikTok name
@@donlimittv5439 propakwa
Thank you DJ I like the advise you gave after your interview
God Richly bless you🙏🙌
Glad it was helpful!
Eeeeiiii finally, 'Akwasi' has come to our show. Nice 1 🥰🥰
Oooooh very happy for him ❤️ u are bless 🙌 🙏
Aburokyire dea in fact everyone young teacher must come here .Europe America, Asia etc masa come and enjoy
This guy is crazy, a house and car with 50,000 Ghana 🇬🇭 cedis a year in Ghana equals living like a king 🤴🏿 sir. Take it from a African American who earns 85k to 90k a year. I’d rather live that life in Ghana 🇬🇭 with a house and car that I own than to make 100k in the United States with a mortgage 💸 and car note sir. Bills in Ghana even as a family meaning man, woman and child shouldn’t exceed 2500 cedis per month so you can save 1500 cedis per month but you own everything. Why would anyone in their right mind give that up to become a debt slave in America is beyond me 🤦🏿♂️.
You said it all. Kudos 👏
And who In Ghana will ever give out such offers 😂😂it will never happen so know it’s a figurative speech. Even Gh2,500 a month as a teachers salary I didn’t get than to talk of 50k a month.😅
@@prophakwa it’s 50k a year not a month
@@Worldtraveler1984 not at all.. I’m talking about a month in the video not year
@@prophakwa aswear bro adey feel you pass... people don't think before they speak..even if it was Ghc 50k a year kraaa which job will fetch him that money...If they get small government money and chop p3 norr then they fail to think
This young man seems to be ambitious and blessed because he went to America to go to university on scholarship [including obtaining stipend from the school, et al, and going to food pantry to collect free food] so not the same experience compared to those Ghanaians who came to America to work but without papers or go to university paying full tuition.
I would like to state that while credit cards are easy to obtain in the USA, the interest rates are normally very high so it is best to pay off as much as you can rather making the minimum payment every month which will take years to pay back which is not financially savvy. Obtaining credit cards can also be addictive to some people so food for thought for the youth. Always buy what you can afford rather than being lured into the ease of obtaining credit cards to purchase things which can destroy one's credit if you fail to make payments on the loan [which is what it is] on time.
I wish this young man the very best!
🙏🙏🙏
This is wisdom
The guy is genius, bless up!
Sad truth my brother 💔😢
Those benefiting from the corrupt system in Ghana will say you are speaking nonsense. God will punish Ghananaian politicians
Keep blaming govt. .. children are not brought up properly so we all grow up to be terrible citizen, that is our problem and not politicians.!!
You're right bro...a lot of them are in the comment section...
DJ this the best interview in ur life I swear
Akwasi Visa..very new to me😂😂😂😂. I don't know this guy but i love him already
who was also smiling when watching 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me oo,😅I was just laughing like a killer
DJ am very happy for that young man, thanks for ur education n advice for everyone including we the old.ones n the youth. God bless n protect u
Dj please we need the “tips and gist” guy on your show
Yh sure 🤞🙌👍
Dj thank you for your advice
God was on your side
Most of the jobs in the USA and Europe are not owned by the government but rather individuals. It's so sad how most individuals critIze Ghana because they don't get government work
Why dosen‘t the government allow the individual to open their own work. U talk as if I are not in Ghana .
Their system allows businesses to thrive.What does the Ghanaian system do to businesses with the inflation rates skyrocketing everyday.
Please kindly check salaries private employees get and compare 🙏
@@danjones1335 yes I agree but we the individuals too don't help the system. U open a small business and our own Ghana man will collapse the business for you.
@@amaopp4638 Yes ama, I understand u well but if we will say the truth Ghana has got out of hands but because u don‘t say the truth some fools will tell u hardships over all . I admit that but u get eat and get whatever u want. U can’t afford that in Ghana, so places are better than others.
Echeck like my bro needs to find him an Akosua to solidify his stay in America 😂
Asap😂
Am really enjoying the interview
May be the professor that picked him up from the O'Hare Airport is his advisor. This guy may be a a graduate student. He got the credit card because he is a legal student in the United States that will be making certain amount on monthly or weekly or biweekly bases. That is a lot of money in the credit. What he saying is for people that come to graduate students. He is being paid because he is getting Graduate Assistant such as Teaching Assistant or Graduate Assistant or Research Assistant. What he is saying is true. He is funny. What city or town does he leaving in? America is hard if he is not a student or doesn't have scholarship, or graduate student. Efie ni fie. No place like Ghana. Our people should know that government doesn't create jobs. The small business this guy was doing in Ghana was great.
I have been waiting for this DJ
You can hate this guy; he is so funny with his submissions 😂😂. Big congratulations to him
Well Spoken Bro Really Appreciate 👍💜💖💪🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏👏
Yoooo ma guy is here .. make I push for the group 😂😂😂
Someone who doesn't want to accept that Ghana is no more running as a country and thinks about his/her selfish gain will disagree with this guy. He's realised having 50kGhs +house+ car will still not worth it working in Ghana because the system itself is not working. Majority are poor so happiness no dey
Yh bro...a lot of them are in the comment section
Fantastic interview 🔥💯❣️...it hurts how a lot of people have given up on Ghana
We forget that we are the same ones that are supposed to make it better....
@@irene4770 for the where ,this useless country
Tell that to our leaders
It’s a foolish country
@@irene4770are we voted for?
The way he says Akwesi Krom dey be me waa😂😅
Hmm I recently saw a video like this when the man said even if you give him 50, 000gh to stay in Ghana, he won't unless he's aged and on pension
what the guy is saying is the truth, scholarship is key oo
Prophakwa, I slaut you senior bro
DJ big ups to you. Your program have been very informative and educating. Keep it up
Much appreciated
@@SVTVAfrica I have been following you since I vacated, and have been learning a lot and also looking for some genuine opportunity to grab. I have heard you say you're not an agent and don't know any as well. But I want your contact if you won't deny me
This dude will cry wen he get $35,000 credit card with $12,600 cash advance 😂😂 Is 🇺🇸 and the rest 🔥🔥
Getting a credit card is a choice. Its just like ghana u can choose to go get a loan by urself. Its not mandatory or byforce
Why should someone cry over a credit card ? Did someone force you to apply for your own credit card ? America is a great country, but as long as we have blacks all over the place with that wicked and evil mindset about newcomers , we will continue to suffer . I just can't understand why we blacks can not unite and be helpful to each other like the Spanish and Indians are doing. Some of them are very bitter when they see young people with good education, and they do everything to make you believe your education has no relevance in the US.
@@globalnews-sf7sl I’m proud of him and every Ghanaian including I see abroad cos the hustle here is real. Bless u for ur submission🙏
@@asamoahk.michael7502without a credit card, how will you build your credit?
How can you buy a house or a new car ?
The way police in Ghana have disturbed this guy in Ghana err, only God knows😅😅😅😅
ZEBORTEY JUNIOR.... JUST SAVE THE NAME.... I'LL DEFINITELY BE ON THIS SHOW SOMEDAY TO TELL MY STORY
OMG your are smart. But calm down tone down the excitement.
Every Christmas and thanksgiving wish the professor season greetings
Nice content, DJ 😊😊❤❤
Young Bill Gates here 😊😊❤❤
Thanks 🙏 share our video links to your friends on whatsapp, telegram & Facebook page
Happy person is talking
Happy guy, please take good care of yourself,
Our biggest problem is the system. The institutions are not working.
I think DJ should be able to use his platform to address certain issues relating to our system in Ghana. Many are traveling because of the system not necessarily for monetary purpose.
In Ghana the system does not protect and support.
Nice interview, very motivational
Dj is UAE a good place to study,but the school is an American school in UAE
This boy is funny 😂after 5,8 years he’ll slow down, we were all hyper when we first came but now we’ve slowed down
Very soon he'll learn..😊
We are all not the same and our destiny is not the same.
You will explain Taya bro😅
With all you are saying when God is with you thats when all these flavours shower on you .
God richly bless Akwasi 😂🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💯🤞🤟🤟
I am looking for some friends that are from Ashante Bekwai. DJ Nyame, you have good programs for us all.🙏🙏
Thanks for listening
I’m from BEKWAI
I love this interview...❤
Leaving this country is a dream.
Ghanaian leaders do not think. Africans are always voting for old men. The leaders together with the citizens have all refuse to think.
It hurt a lot
You are the best DJ from seek ye bikes ghana
you should have dropped some links so that we apply
No wonder, newcomer😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
The guy has been given a first class treatment as if he is the son of the president of Ghana. Including better treatment from A professor who in Ghana even won’t take him for toilet paper. The attitude in Ghana is not a money matter oo. Hmmm
I'm only 4 minutes into the show and I can tell you that the guy is funny 😅
Funny & Smart …..😂😂😂
Nyame Nhyira Akwasi😅
Amen ooo 😂😂
Selling pressure i am not buying some
Very bad system in Ghana where you have to pay huge sum of money for employment
This guy looks soo much like Eddie Murphy 😊
Determine😊 you done well sweetheart
Korasini give thanks to God 6
DJ am a forklift operator give me guide lines
@SVTV Africa please try and follow up on this guy’s progress some of us will like to see him back in 3yrs time and 8 yrs time.
Thanks
Akoa wei ha adwen😂😂 I know am for tiktok paa😅😅
Upon all this, they have the guts to talk about brain drain.
Ghana people don’t read- simple one page application they can’t fill
So does it mean that scholarship it doesn’t involve of any money in process? Just asking please
"Akwesi abobra"
Such a mess in this country why won’t we travel for better places
Im in UK currently, please can i have his contact? Very urgent
What is his TikTok handle?
Nice interview but am sorry this guy is a bit shallow, the akwesi made their country well by themselves, we are responsible for making our country well by ourselves. Am sure he'spaying direct taxes in US, how many pay tax in Ghana..You should rather think of going home to improve the process/system..hmm wait until you start experiencing racism,... you will think twice 😊.
We are experiencing discrimination in our own country and you are talking about racism?
Even babies pay tax in Ghana. Do the research well
He is not shallow. He is telling the truth. Our leaders think only about their pockets. How to enrich themselves, to enjoy with their family and girl friends. I'm living over here in America, Yes we pay taxes and we befits from the taxes we pay. Our leaders is our problems
You are rather shallow minded
Who in Ghana don't pay tax? You're rather a bit shallow so do you search well before you talk about Ghanaians not paying taxes.
Na s3 DJ Nyame wonso you jakpa go UK ooo😂😂😂
Good guy
Determination,determination is the best, please that credit card no de3 stay away from it ❤
AKWASI is good but chairman hwehw3 Nkrataa akyiri kwan wai 😀
He is having
with his energy I'm sure he's already found a lady for green card😂
Broni ye good rufff
It said in Ghana
Sad or said? If is sad, you alone is sad. I love my motherland
So your job is replying every message vhim keep up with the great work then @@yaamanu3974
@@yaamanu3974 majority are sad wae let us think
They should also tell u how most of ur money u make in the US goes to bills nd your taxes.
It's better than living in this stupid country
So ? Don’t we pay bills in Ghana?
Koo bibinii will never change his mindset
@cimboproject5572 oh bro hmmm...they won't learn sense da.Koo bibini nso y3 Nipa ooo...when they don't know they just say something stupid and go away.The taxes are deducted before you receive the money
Please what is his handle. I want to reach up to him
From the interviews have hrd n my experience I think if u travel u have to really move with the whites n they know guide u well for u to lv comfortable n learn more from them but we should always appreciate n shouldn’t take their help for granted n lv them with bad intentions about us Africans