How This Ghanaian Born Australian Became Ghana’s First PRO Basketball Player
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
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Adekponya started his professional basketball career in 2011 for Cairns Taipans in the NBL. Three years later, he joined Mackay Meteors for the season and even won the MVP NBL1 2013 and Best Defensive Player NBL1 2014 awards. He also played for Obradoiro Spain, Barcelos Hotel Terco, and Mackay Meteors in this span. In 2014, Adekponya played for the Nidaros Jets in the Basketball League of Norway. In 2015, Adekponya played for Mackay Meteors and then a year later joined Geraldton Buccaneers and Grand Rapids Drive in the NBA G League. By the end of 2016, Adekponya started playing for Team FOG Naestved and then for Mahameru Indonesia. By the end of 2016, Adekponya began playing for Team FOG Naestved and then for Mahameru Indonesia. In 2018 he joined Gold Coast Rollers and three years later again started playing for Mackay Meteors, of which he is presently a part.
Adekponya, in 2019, became a content creator for Illawarra Hawks (National Basketball League). In the same year, he also began working for Australian Boomers. Adekponya is also a filmmaker and is known as the director of Building Titans, a film based on Gold Coast NRL Club, aired on Fox League, Kayo and Nine Australia, and 9go. As of 2020, he is working with Patty Mills.
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He has such a calming vibe about him. It is so amazing. He seem so business savvy, strong and balanced. Wow! What an amazing man.
This is one of your best interviews Nappie! The guest, the setting, lighting and the background music is perfect. Kudos to you Nappie.🔥🔥🔥🔥
My heart goes our to this young man. Your life in Australia sounds like life in the USA.
I am so sad for you. I know it had to be very hard. Also Kentucky has some of the worst history of raysysm in the USA. I'm so sad that you went to Kentucky.
I am so happy that you made it this far. I will pray for your healing. It's sad that our brothers and sisters in Africa and the Caribbean don't know how traumatizing it is to live in the West. I spent most of my life in the USA and it is very difficult to recover from the trauma of living there.
The Ghanaian hustle,you gotta mix it up.
You gotta to have a side hustle . That's why in Ghana you Can make your shopping stuck in traffic.
Bless up🙏
Watching from the land downunder Sydney NSW
Thanks @Nappje, the brother has the real nyɛ brɔ , me wa novi lɛ abgɛmɛ spirit. Great mind and a winning attitude.
Your guest is really sharing some great business ideas.
Great job please keep it up God bless you peace one Love
Welcome back big bro 🥰🥰👏👏
Chale This Is Amazing
In Sydney, Australia, there are over 10,000 Ghanaians out here. Where has this guy been? You find us working everywhere...corporate, healthcare, hospitality, taxis. Ghanaians have been coming to Australia since the very early 1960s. We have African shops selling Kenkey, shitto, fish and all. There are parties, funerals, churches and all. The paddy miss out big time. Oh Perth diɛ we no dey like there😅. There dry pass kako😅
Yes yes sir great content let's drop a vid every week then everyday let's go bro
Great story ❤
Nappie 🥰👍👐
Welcome back!!!🎊🎉🎉❤️🔥
Let’s gooo!!!
Yeah i'm wondering why this 4 month gap?
You're back, Nappie!!! Thanks for this video. Always good to see Africans who have a mixed culture and come home and feel the connection. His story is very compelling, his parents splitting up and he and his sister challenged to fit in. Then he meets his dad as an adult man and the whole experience is deep and compelling. The African experience is so touching, too. I like that he defines himself as "Ghanaian." Great video, interview.
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Please, make some documentaries about the Volta Region (Lake, Mountains, Falls, Monkeys, Snakes).
Ghana youth should stop wasting time complaining and use the brain wisely and creatively.