These Ashanti's should tell me how they are able to see the bigger picture of entrepreneurship n they just go for their dreams without letting anything hinder them. My Bono men where we dey .💕
OMG , he is focused and humble, now I can relate with his wedding 💑 being so glorious and beautiful, he is NOT womanizer & he has respect for women & above all he has the fear of God in him. He will go far . I RESPECT this guy so much. God please bless this guy and his new union 🙏 🙌... CONGRATULATIONS ❤ 🎉
This man has demonstrated beyond reasonable doubt that success has rules, and regardless of where u find yourself, those rules must be applied. Being in America alone is not enough to be successful. You'll still be poor and struggle in America if u don't apply the rules of success and you can also make it right here in Gh by adhering to the rules of success.
That's it. We think getting university certificate makes such jobs beneath us. Am wondering at the mockery people made of him when he started..borga to meat pie ....There's money in Ghana n these Lebanese company's ,KFC know n they're making it big time .
What this young man is doing is admirable. That is what Americans some times do (entrepreneurship). For example, lawyer, engineer, financial advisor, banker, etc can be working in corporate and later start their own businesses which may have or have nothing to do with their corporate jobs. There will always be challenges to any person that get into business. By the way, if he is married, his wife must be interested in what his or her partner is doing. There must be a match and interest in common in any relationship.
The only thing we Liberian are going back home with is protest! Insulting our leaders is our investment in Liberia ooh my dear brother, I congratulate you Ghanaian for standing up for your country.
This was another great interview. I always love the idea of the Ghanaian Diaspora coming back to Ghana and helping build the nation. I can't wait to be back myself. Thanks Dentaa. You are doing a marvelous job as always.
Eeeei egya Mmbaa bi ti y3r paaa ooohh. Herrrre.🤔Me fie four will not let me catch a break. Im here still single. Waaaa look, .Hes intelligent smart educated and royalty. Now it all makes sense. That lavishness was worth it.
I love this interview , this brother gave a lot of positive & encouraging informatiin. You need to have a Part 2 , 3 & so forth if this ibtervuew. Some people do not fully understand an MBA degree , the many uses & application iof it . After obtaining an MBA , I worked in three different banks , then worked in NYC as a Mathematics Teacher for over 20 years . Throughout that time , I have obtained real estate property in the U.S. as well as Ghana . In addition, I maxed out in my 401 retirement plan, obtained several bank CD's , an IRA - Roth & have an Oppenheimer investment account with stock in over 20 companies . Need I say more ? Do all of this information prove vital having an MBA, they all connect including real estate insurance , entrepreneurship ,finance , etc., Thank - You very much ..🦊🦊🦊
Wow you doing well with your MBA. Sometimes it's not our fault not starting something by ourselves in Ghana here. The spirit to start is killed with lots of credit and business registration issues.
amazing, I love the fact that he took his time to train his staff, many diasporas set up business in Africa yet they have the tendency to source their staff from overseas totally ignoring the African people, I understand that some times getting your staff from overseas is the easy way but I mean got damn give the people a chance!
Odana, just to let you know that I've received my African 101 Wake Up Call by Dr. Arikana yesterday, I can't thank you enough because without your platform I don't think it would have been possible for me to know about this great Africa hero Dr. Arikana. Thank you once again and stay bless.
Hay I love the content but may I suggest you either choose a more chilled sound, lower the volume or even remove it. It is so distracting from the interview which you always have done excellently
Congrats am happy you flourish financially in Ghana after leaving 🇺🇸there are many African owners of restaurants here Senegal, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria etc you guys are very ambitious and I double clap👏👏your employ as you are not eating your buttered bread alone😍please would you marry me? just kidding
Adinkra pie these days not same as it was before. The stuffings too much onions very small meat which makes it difficult to eat the pie. You need to check on that
Nice interview very insightful but a bit unnerved by the interviewer's frequent interjections of 'okay " 'yeah', 'HMO's, uhuu.That was far too much and very frequent. Some lack of confidence.
You guys had a very beautiful wedding. I know you have a very bright future. Please tell Anita to always dress up beautifully at home, she shouldn't mess her hair. She should always look pretty and also set up an NGO that supports single women and widows. She'll be very influential, she should use her talent.
This is similar to what I want to do in Ghana however I'm wondering how employing locals would be b/c Ghana has a very relaxed way of living so would the employees show up on time or Ghana time.. what would customer service look like b/c I've gone out to eat in Ghana and we've waited 3 hrs to get our food and it never comes out together so one eats and the other watches waiting or one waits and eats cold food while the other's is hot lol.. I see challenges for real BUT ☝🏾 It won't stop me
T Jennings what I will tell you is to be THE LEADER, show them(employees) how you want things done, direct them , be a part of the process and watch your business go how & where you want it. Good luck.
In Ghana we have people who really have the idea but lacks implementation process and we have those who have the money but no idea and job training. People tend to copy other’s ideas thinking they have the money and can do it better but always backfires. It really takes Grace to connect with the right people who believes in your vision🙏🏽🙏🏽 Dont give up💪🏽
Is not about pray and it will happen madam host, for your last statement pls Stop giving wrong information to your viewers , it is about work hard, put more effort and determination and it will happen , thank you .
I sooo agree with you on this one. I think we as Ghanaians and Africans need to stop with the praying thing. Everywhere you turn you hear: We have to pray etc. PRAYING doesn't DO ANYTHING for us. ONLY HARDWORK & DETERMINATION will get you where you need to be. It's soo funny that in Europe, we NEVER hear people talk about PRAYING. Everybody is working hard towards their goals. Only in Africa will you constantly hear this nonsense about praying.
Don’t pray and see??? Who gives you strength, ideas and favour? By your own strength I can guarantee you, you would not last. That’s not to say you don’t have to work hard, it’s equally important too. I have also been back home 4 and half years doing my own business and I can identify with him. Good luck to you.
@@afuayeboah9149 people do last on their own strength, you do know there are entrepreneurs who are worth billions that are not religious. Not everyone believes in God
@@Ashanti_flower24 fare enough! But somewhere along the line you will come around it. That is my opinion and life experience and you are entitled to yours.
I admire this "MAN'S STRATEGY" in that he has chosen "OLD SCHOOL" because early on he found out, "THE KEEP UP" (with that which has held "AFRICANS" captive and kept "AFRICANS" down far too long causes FINANCIAL LOSS). NOW he is "IN HARMONY WITH NATURE" !!! WITH THE FORCE OF NATURE ON YOUR SIDE, you get to keep (not just a portion, a corner or a tiny slice of your pie, " your BABY" but insread, you KEEP your whole "PIE" !!! STAY ON TOP OF IT BROTHER !!!!! LOL, LOL, LOL !!!
Please put up your prices because you're giving premium services, I am a handy person myself and doing these things are very demanding especially if you don't have the machine to mass produce,lawyal clients will always come. I can see he is a people's person he's giving poeple work in the community.
I agree. He should increase his prices. He doesn't seem to be a conscious businessperson. He's asking for government subsidies but is running an unsustainable business. That doesn't make sense. I wouldn't give him a dime if I were an investor because he hasn't demonstrated that he would use my money wisely. If he is losing his money, he would do the same with mines.
Yea but got back to invest the money n yielding seven times the money he put into it. We claim there are no jobs ,yet KFC n other Lebanese food joints established in our country are making it big n sending their profits back into their country to develop. We feel so big venturing into such businesses thinking we have gone to the university so such jobs are beneath us without looking at the bigger picture . That's the problem with Ghanaian youth.
@@napthess4335 yes I know we originated from Ashanti but since we migrated to the Mountains , we are now like rivals 🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Kwahu literally means Nnko Wu meaning don't go and die. We were rolling the stones at those who were pursuing us.
ABSOLUTELY! Ghanaians are 2nd language learners & speakers, so the 1st language will interfere when speaking English. The most important thing is understanding the salient points, not focusing on accents.These 2 hv lived abroad, naturally their accents will differ. What a palaver!🙄
Why belittle your own language that way?! English is not superior to any indigenous language. Respect and honour who are and where you have come from. Stop trying to become or assimilate into another culture especially one that kidnapped and enslaved your people and colonised your country🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Smh dude is African already he looks like his parents are from Ghana.🤣This guy is not an original American so why the foolish title? Listen you are not American really if you have family and cousins in Africa. You are an Africa American..meaning born on America land! A lot of Africans move to america a have their kids on our soul do by paper it may say American but you are not of the same stock that has been in America for generations and they do not have family in Africa they can call! It's different..see this is the danger of politics and political history that has been taught based on lies.
Who else came here after the wedding ?
Let’s take a selfie 🤳😂
Me oo
Same here
I did curiosity , just to learn from the source.. He has mentored me great deal 👍. I'm inspired... God bless his Union 💑🎉🎉
Me oooo
These Ashanti's should tell me how they are able to see the bigger picture of entrepreneurship n they just go for their dreams without letting anything hinder them. My Bono men where we dey .💕
We're the same people though. Lol 😆
OMG , he is focused and humble, now I can relate with his wedding 💑 being so glorious and beautiful, he is NOT womanizer & he has respect for women & above all he has the fear of God in him. He will go far . I RESPECT this guy so much. God please bless this guy and his new union 🙏 🙌... CONGRATULATIONS ❤ 🎉
God bless this man. He has encouraged an entrepreneur like me.
Nice one. It is nice to see one of our own making it in Ghana. I have known him since his time in 🇺🇸. God bless and protect him!
Thank you too
Such an inspiration to our generation these are the things we need now ❤
Exactly!! These are the shows we need on National Television! Looking STUNNING Aunt Dentaa!! 😍🥰❤️
This man has demonstrated beyond reasonable doubt that success has rules, and regardless of where u find yourself, those rules must be applied. Being in America alone is not enough to be successful. You'll still be poor and struggle in America if u don't apply the rules of success and you can also make it right here in Gh by adhering to the rules of success.
Nice speech bro. God bless u
That's it. We think getting university certificate makes such jobs beneath us. Am wondering at the mockery people made of him when he started..borga to meat pie ....There's money in Ghana n these Lebanese company's ,KFC know n they're making it big time .
@@joyceamatakyi8418 There is money in Ghana but do you have the capital
What this young man is doing is admirable. That is what Americans some times do (entrepreneurship). For example, lawyer, engineer, financial advisor, banker, etc can be working in corporate and later start their own businesses which may have or have nothing to do with their corporate jobs. There will always be challenges to any person that get into business. By the way, if he is married, his wife must be interested in what his or her partner is doing. There must be a match and interest in common in any relationship.
Finally seen the man behind “Adinkra Pie”
Very inspiring!!! And a humble business man. May his business grow from grace to grace 🙏🏻👍.
Smart man. He’s going far and he knows it.
The only thing we Liberian are going back home with is protest! Insulting our leaders is our investment in Liberia ooh my dear brother, I congratulate you Ghanaian for standing up for your country.
😃😃😃
Go home and do better do not allow them to put you down.
That is the Asante secret sauce - humility and persistence. All the braggarts are con men. All the successful ones are humble.
God is the magic, I like that
This was another great interview. I always love the idea of the Ghanaian Diaspora coming back to Ghana and helping build the nation. I can't wait to be back myself. Thanks Dentaa. You are doing a marvelous job as always.
Glad you enjoyed it
Genuinely wealthy people are usually very humble. Bless him... And his royalty wedding is out of this world..❤❤🙏🙏
Oh I didn't know he moved from the US. Cool . Nice model he used with adinkra
so humble as usual, very simple from Adam. Kwame God bless you. you've done it all.
Thank you very much
The best meatpie in kumasi...I always enjoy it with fun ice cream
The best
Eeeei egya Mmbaa bi ti y3r paaa ooohh. Herrrre.🤔Me fie four will not let me catch a break. Im here still single. Waaaa look, .Hes intelligent smart educated and royalty. Now it all makes sense. That lavishness was worth it.
I'm moving up with this clear encouragement from u Sir. No need to give up
Nice interview, he seems very humble.
I love this interview , this brother gave a lot of positive & encouraging informatiin. You need to have a Part 2 , 3 & so forth if this ibtervuew. Some people do not fully understand an MBA degree , the many uses & application iof it . After obtaining an MBA , I worked in three different banks , then worked in NYC as a Mathematics Teacher for over 20 years . Throughout that time , I have obtained real estate property in the U.S. as well as Ghana . In addition, I maxed out in my 401 retirement plan, obtained several bank CD's , an IRA - Roth & have an Oppenheimer investment account with stock in over 20 companies . Need I say more ? Do all of this information prove vital having an MBA, they all connect including real estate insurance , entrepreneurship ,finance , etc., Thank - You very much ..🦊🦊🦊
Wow you doing well with your MBA. Sometimes it's not our fault not starting something by ourselves in Ghana here. The spirit to start is killed with lots of credit and business registration issues.
amazing, I love the fact that he took his time to train his staff, many diasporas set up business in Africa yet they have the tendency to source their staff from overseas totally ignoring the African people, I understand that some times getting your staff from overseas is the easy way but I mean got damn give the people a chance!
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I also came after the wedding
Odana, just to let you know that I've received my African 101 Wake Up Call by Dr. Arikana yesterday, I can't thank you enough because without your platform I don't think it would have been possible for me to know about this great Africa hero Dr. Arikana. Thank you once again and stay bless.
This man is very intelligent. God bless him
Hay I love the content but may I suggest you either choose a more chilled sound, lower the volume or even remove it. It is so distracting from the interview which you always have done excellently
Thanks for the tip
I'm watching from Washington DC I'm proud of you my boss can't wait to meet you again
Congrats am happy you flourish financially in Ghana after leaving 🇺🇸there are many African owners of restaurants here Senegal, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria etc you guys are very ambitious and I double clap👏👏your employ as you are not eating your buttered bread alone😍please would you marry me? just kidding
Congratulations on the success my brother, persistence is key ! ! Grinding and enduring beyond the challenges is where it's at for sure, Blessings ! !
Well said!
Right on my brother, you know that Africa is our mama continent without fear nor favour.
The pie is on point, no wonder he is successful
Watching after the his wedding ooo hmmm 🧐
Good.morning . His home is beautiful .
Thank you so much
THANK GOD FOR THAT CHANCE LOVE YOU MY ROYAL BRO KEEP TRUSTING GOD
Thanks for this insightful interview👍👌🏾Right questions ...right answers
Our pleasure!
love this interview!!! keep praying brother. great advice!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice viD🌹 ODANA! Mr. Mensah gave a wonderful interview and so God Bless him! Your interviews are really good ODANA🌹 God Bless you. 💛🌹🌹🌹🌞
Naa Sei Evion my brother well done. Kudos Odehyi3 ❤
What a God fearing man.
Good job. The only problem I have is with your street sellers. Their attire should be neat.
We definitely need a part 2
Adinkra pie these days not same as it was before. The stuffings too much onions very small meat which makes it difficult to eat the pie. You need to check on that
More onions less meat is the best
Nice interview very insightful but a bit unnerved by the interviewer's frequent interjections of 'okay " 'yeah', 'HMO's, uhuu.That was far too much and very frequent. Some lack of confidence.
You guys had a very beautiful wedding.
I know you have a very bright future.
Please tell Anita to always dress up beautifully at home, she shouldn't mess her hair. She should always look pretty and also set up an NGO that supports single women and widows. She'll be very influential, she should use her talent.
“And then you’ll invite me” this girl was very plainly making sure to add her name to the roster!!!!
This is similar to what I want to do in Ghana however I'm wondering how employing locals would be b/c Ghana has a very relaxed way of living so would the employees show up on time or Ghana time.. what would customer service look like b/c I've gone out to eat in Ghana and we've waited 3 hrs to get our food and it never comes out together so one eats and the other watches waiting or one waits and eats cold food while the other's is hot lol.. I see challenges for real BUT ☝🏾 It won't stop me
T Jennings what I will tell you is to be THE LEADER, show them(employees) how you want things done, direct them , be a part of the process and watch your business go how & where you want it. Good luck.
In Ghana we have people who really have the idea but lacks implementation process and we have those who have the money but no idea and job training. People tend to copy other’s ideas thinking they have the money and can do it better but always backfires. It really takes Grace to connect with the right people who believes in your vision🙏🏽🙏🏽 Dont give up💪🏽
Very hard working guy, I hope things work for him
I hope so too Pat.
I'm inspired by your work
God bless you.
Thank you so much 😀
Is not about pray and it will happen madam host, for your last statement pls Stop giving wrong information to your viewers , it is about work hard, put more effort and determination and it will happen , thank you .
I sooo agree with you on this one. I think we as Ghanaians and Africans need to stop with the praying thing. Everywhere you turn you hear: We have to pray etc. PRAYING doesn't DO ANYTHING for us. ONLY HARDWORK & DETERMINATION will get you where you need to be. It's soo funny that in Europe, we NEVER hear people talk about PRAYING. Everybody is working hard towards their goals. Only in Africa will you constantly hear this nonsense about praying.
Don’t pray and see??? Who gives you strength, ideas and favour? By your own strength I can guarantee you, you would not last. That’s not to say you don’t have to work hard, it’s equally important too. I have also been back home 4 and half years doing my own business and I can identify with him. Good luck to you.
@@afuayeboah9149 people do last on their own strength, you do know there are entrepreneurs who are worth billions that are not religious. Not everyone believes in God
@@Ashanti_flower24 fare enough! But somewhere along the line you will come around it. That is my opinion and life experience and you are entitled to yours.
I admire this "MAN'S STRATEGY" in that he has chosen "OLD SCHOOL" because early on he found out, "THE KEEP UP" (with that which has held "AFRICANS" captive and kept "AFRICANS" down far too long causes FINANCIAL LOSS). NOW he is "IN HARMONY WITH NATURE" !!! WITH THE FORCE OF NATURE ON YOUR SIDE, you get to keep (not just a portion, a corner or a tiny slice of your pie, " your BABY" but insread, you KEEP your whole "PIE" !!! STAY ON TOP OF IT BROTHER !!!!! LOL, LOL, LOL !!!
OF LATE THE TASTE HAS CHANGE. IS DOESN'T AS BEFORE
These look like Jamaican patties . Must be delicious.
Great product at an affordable price!!
We agree!
So inspiring
I have a nice lady who is a sheep for you. Hahaha. God fearing man. Good man.
Please put up your prices because you're giving premium services, I am a handy person myself and doing these things are very demanding especially if you don't have the machine to mass produce,lawyal clients will always come. I can see he is a people's person he's giving poeple work in the community.
I agree. He should increase his prices. He doesn't seem to be a conscious businessperson. He's asking for government subsidies but is running an unsustainable business. That doesn't make sense. I wouldn't give him a dime if I were an investor because he hasn't demonstrated that he would use my money wisely. If he is losing his money, he would do the same with mines.
Deep words of wisdom
Nice and inspiring story.Good luck to him.Ghanaians call it MEAT PIE
Americans/Caribbeans call it PATTIES
Interesting!
Nice one may Allah bless you
Source your stuff from your neighbors is 54 countries please .
Didn't he just got married. He had someone already? Anyways the Lord bless you and all the best.
This interview was made a year ago. watch the date.👐
I wanna know how does he recruit his workers
Great job
I love those pies I always buy some when im in Ghana
Master master master. It doesn't mean selling here is better working in the US. You made the money in the US before coming back
Yea but got back to invest the money n yielding seven times the money he put into it. We claim there are no jobs ,yet KFC n other Lebanese food joints established in our country are making it big n sending their profits back into their country to develop. We feel so big venturing into such businesses thinking we have gone to the university so such jobs are beneath us without looking at the bigger picture . That's the problem with Ghanaian youth.
Dinkra, wow!!!!!.
Very inspirational story ❤️
Wooooooow inspirational...thank you
"Me cursin" hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
Very insightful
Am proud of you Nana
Wow
Wasn't this the guy who had that big wedding
Me too... Was sick of the west #Afrikansuperstar
❤💯
Since independence no one had weddings like yours 😂 You are an Ashanti but you have Kwahu's spirit in you. Please ask your parents for your root
Kwahu ooo kwahu Bam am a proud one 👏
@@lindas3012 am proud too my dear.
Do ur research well kwahu people are all ashanti.
@@napthess4335 yes I know we originated from Ashanti but since we migrated to the Mountains , we are now like rivals 🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Kwahu literally means Nnko Wu meaning don't go and die. We were rolling the stones at those who were pursuing us.
@@BerniceBoadiwa 😃😃
👍👍👍👍👍
❤️
Hmmm so he had the big wedding
Shatta tyga
I love the way both of you speak so eloquent and fluent unlike some Ghanaian accents
Ghanaians are not English people. Hope you know this simple fact.
ABSOLUTELY! Ghanaians are 2nd language learners & speakers, so the 1st language will interfere when speaking English. The most important thing is understanding the salient points, not focusing on accents.These 2 hv lived abroad, naturally their accents will differ. What a palaver!🙄
Why belittle your own language that way?! English is not superior to any indigenous language. Respect and honour who are and where you have come from. Stop trying to become or assimilate into another culture especially one that kidnapped and enslaved your people and colonised your country🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
@Accra Abeba Stop the resentment, work on yourself.
#thetruthisbitter# 😃😃
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
👍🏽
Akwaaba mo
Smh dude is African already he looks like his parents are from Ghana.🤣This guy is not an original American so why the foolish title? Listen you are not American really if you have family and cousins in Africa. You are an Africa American..meaning born on America land! A lot of Africans move to america a have their kids on our soul do by paper it may say American but you are not of the same stock that has been in America for generations and they do not have family in Africa they can call! It's different..see this is the danger of politics and political history that has been taught based on lies.
His pie doesn’t taste nice too and plenty onions
😂😂😂😂 yet he's making it big. That's all the matters.
@@Ghanadiaries Ic by let human beings stand in the hot sun to sell
Jealously to the highest level. Start your own girl.