Great interview and very inspirational Dentaa. 19 Jan 2021 is my last day in the Australian Army and by God's Living Grace, mid February I am moving back to Sierra Leone for good. Except for few business trips or holidays to see my families. Such interview makes me appreciate God Almighty for His provisions in my life to make my move back home a possibility. Thank you Dentaa and ODANA NETWORK team.
Wow you asked the pointed questions and oo boy he is to the points. There is hope for Ghana having people like you two. Let’s have more of such interviews
This man is so transparent and well red. This interview will be logged as one of my many benchmarks for doing business in Africa. Thank you both for this.
Some of us in the diaspora came with nothing but we diligently work our way to the top to build a decent life for ourselves and families because we decided that this is it. But I believe if we bring the same mindset when we move back home we will eventually make it. I heard someone say that we can live in abroad for over 20yrs with dead end jobs and hardships and we still push through it but when we come back home and things don’t turn around within a year or two we move right back.
Chief Kufuor is a wealth of knowledge and he is so encouraging! That's another reason I love to watch your show you have the best, kindest, most successfully well rounded individual's who encourages everyone to do their best and believe in themselves. I understand where the Ghanaian's are coming from we have seen foreigners come to America and have more advantages than African-Americans could ever dream to have, but our system is purposely designed that way to keep us in our place. I just wish that more of us had the means (the resources/finance) to return because I think that they would be happier but the lie that American tell us is the illusion of stability. We all fear not being able to carry for ourselves when we can no longer work and even though our Social Security will not pay all our bill without additional help it all the hope that we have.
Very intelligent, affable, well cultured, well spoken, very hardworking and above all very humble. You can see the trademark. The son of the Gentle Giant indeed. Kudos Chief, you have come this far by dint of hardworking.
Wow great interview he said everything on point. He said it all great mind and wisdom. God bless you sir, we have to change our minds set as African. Thank you Odana Network
Dentaa!! My goodness, your interviews are always so insightful, educational, inspirational and so much more because of the quality of your questions and the observations you make based on the answers you receive. One point that resonated with me was how those who want to set up businesses sometimes feel discouraged because Ghanaians would rather choose a white person's proposal or business because of an ingrained belief that it will ultimately be better. That self-limiting belief is one that has plagued and stymied African-American progress for decades. Our communities economic growth and progress continue to be negatively impacted by the subconscious belief that we'll get better customer service or products from businesses that are not Black-owned or operated. We've been fed that BS for so long that we've internalized it and it has become a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy.
What is your secret? OBAAHEMAA YAA ASANTEWAA??? Don't tell me, HARD WORK!! U are penetrating and being present everywhere!!! U are energetic, looking gay in what are doing!!! U are toooo Marvelous!!!! I Do U know what? I can't stop following U! ODANA is a great great instrument of INSPIRATION!!! "WO SE AYEYIIIIIIII!!!
You look so very beautiful. I often want to refer to you as a black beauty but I'm afraid that you will be offend. I'm the oldest of 11 children we have a sister that is name Vickie, you look like her. Her eye sparkle like diamonds, her smile was a beautiful string of pearls, her hair was jet black and framed her face so that she resembles an earth angel and her laugh was like a gentle breeze blowing through the trees. I have not adequately described your or her beauty due to the fact that we so seldom find words to describe our black beauty, I pray that will change in my life time. I pray for the day that black who we love so deeply will see us as human being and not as sex objects.
I've seen repats mention the level of customer service/work ethic on the continent and continental Africans jump all over them in the comments. This man who is Ghanaian, that has lived abroad mentions the same thing as something that needs to change. So to make a long post even longer, work ethic and level customer service should be examined.
Time in Africa is not the same as time in the west, it should not be disrespected. Running to work in the UK regardless of the weather, regardless of health, regardless of bereavement and only to be disrespected with racist people and systems, should not be the standard for Africa. You will find the suicide rates in the UK (even just London) will be crazy compared to those in Ghana. Please dont transport that poison to the continent. This is not efficiency its slavery.
@@Ghanadiaries only as long as the improvement does not come with the shackles of a failed system. Being on time is not the sole indication of efficiency. But being "on time" to the detriment of your health and your family along with the fear of being fired and being treated like a ni**a is akin to slavery. I'm just saying let's pick the good from the bad. Ubuntu
We’re all looking at the good side of things. and to some extent we will all agree that, we’ve to improve as a unit of people if we want to see better results instead of feeling too complacent.
Hw3 you think i should establish my business with my hard earned money that is providing food for your family only for you to walk into my business at any time? Sleep home if you have depression. Your family is supposed to be there for you to get over your depression. My business is not a therapist office.
@@Oyzatt We all as citizens. From the homes, kindergarten, secondary schools, universities, institutions, offices, government, chiefs, the police, the politicians, etc.
With all due respect to the CEO, I disagree with his sentiment on allowing brands from the outside/west. These western outsiders should be viewed as the alternative and the African-owned, African managed hotel seen as the first choice. Africa is HIS home country not the westerners. African businesses are being bullied by outsiders in their own homeland. You would never see a US hotel located on US soil viewed as an alternative to an African owned hotel. Stand up for Africa and stop cowering to the west!
He said 60 years sound like a lot but it's still young, 63 years is a lot and it's not young, it's the corrupt system that favors people like him, few and nobody else, I have a huge respect toward him and am not doubting about his hard worked before getting to where he's, with all what the country have if use in proper 10 years we shouldn't be talking about light offs (dunso) or water shortage in the country
There would be a LOT more capital being shared from British and American Blacks if Ghanaians weren't so hard-headed. If you want our money, you can't be so resistant to change and ideas. We're here to share and collaborate, to learn from you.... and share our knowledge as well.... But the absolutely HORRID customer service, extreme lateness, a consistent lackadaisical Gh disposition and poor work ethic makes it VERY difficult for many of us to want to continue to invest here. #FACTS bet*
When your filled with too much hate, it's can lead to your downfall. But then again, I won't blame you. Negative upbringing can be a massive contributing factors to such burning negativity. Lesson: Appreciate and honour people for the little they have accomplished hereby creating employment opportunities for others through it, something I bet you will not accomplish in your life with such behaviours and thinking ability. Have a good time on your side my brother. ♥️♥️♥️
@@marioedwardumarubatty7148 First; have you ever stayed at the African regent hotel? I'm guessing you can't afford it. The likes of u is the reason Africa is what it is. And I bet I am very accomplished in my little corner; u can just mind your business.
@Paul Sadzih My brother, I honour you for your accomplishments. I definitely can't afford to stay there talk less of setting up such establishment that provide employments to many. I think we should just try to appreciate one another and also give honour to Africans in Africa and Africans in the diaspora who have returned back home with whatever they have achieved in the West back to Africa. I pray God continue to elevate you in your little corner my brother. Don't give up on Africa man, we shall rise again. One love my brother. 😊😊😊
The only money medicine (sika aduro) is to travel abroad. If u goof and decline an opportunity in your life time to leave Ghana; u will regret it. Don't get carried away by all these youtubers telling ya'll Africa is the future...that is idiocy. Africa is 1 million years behind...that's the blatant truth. If u get a chance; get out, so u can return in style.
@@joylm9108 Good for u! Our people have a mediocrity issue. One of the reasons we're where we are. Majority of these noise makers don't and can't even afford the so-called fake economy created in the centre of the capital; they live sub-zero standard of living, but are first to jump in defense of people telling them Africa is the future. Unbelievably stupid.
@@joylm9108 I think you left Africa angry，maybe Ghana situation is like what you say but it’s not every country and it’s not everyone. Most students return as soon as they graduate, and they have better lives in Africa. Africa is changing bro
Africa is not 1 million years behind. It will take time to catch up but the continent is doing so quickly. I would say use the West to make money, acquire knowledge, and take it back home to better the continent.
He is SPOT ON about each question. It feels like self assessment course for free. What a man. Gosh!
Great interview and very inspirational Dentaa. 19 Jan 2021 is my last day in the Australian Army and by God's Living Grace, mid February I am moving back to Sierra Leone for good. Except for few business trips or holidays to see my families. Such interview makes me appreciate God Almighty for His provisions in my life to make my move back home a possibility.
Thank you Dentaa and ODANA NETWORK team.
Everything this GREAT MAN said and has done is on point.
This guy has won in life!
He's got a good heart to come back and help Ghana by building a business
Good to here positive vibes coming out of Ghana.
I think this is one of the best interviews on Ghana. Thank you sir🖤✊
LOVING THIS INTERVIEW ,VERY INTELLIGENT WISE EXPERIENCED ,JUST INSPIRED , ENCOURAGED ,THANK YOU SIR JOHN
Thanks for not adding the distracting music in the background and keeping the interview very pleasant to listen to.
The wisdom of the father passed on to the next generation.
Perhaps we need to expose the youths more so that they can see what is needed in the real world.
I like your enthusiasm when you're interviewing people Dentaa, keep it up!
Thank you Mr K for these insightful points. Moving to Ghana is a MENTAL transition indeed! Thank you Dentaa for this informative interview!
Wow you asked the pointed questions and oo boy he is to the points. There is hope for Ghana having people like you two. Let’s have more of such interviews
This man is so transparent and well red. This interview will be logged as one of my many benchmarks for doing business in Africa. Thank you both for this.
Some of us in the diaspora came with nothing but we diligently work our way to the top to build a decent life for ourselves and families because we decided that this is it. But I believe if we bring the same mindset when we move back home we will eventually make it.
I heard someone say that we can live in abroad for over 20yrs with dead end jobs and hardships and we still push through it but when we come back home and things don’t turn around within a year or two we move right back.
Because the system is better abroad.Its not about the job you do but about the system
Wow, I am so inspired by junior Kuffour!
Yeah I’m coming back home
Chief Kufuor is a wealth of knowledge and he is so encouraging! That's another reason I love to watch your show you have the best, kindest, most successfully well rounded individual's who encourages everyone to do their best and believe in themselves. I understand where the Ghanaian's are coming from we have seen foreigners come to America and have more advantages than African-Americans could ever dream to have, but our system is purposely designed that way to keep us in our place. I just wish that more of us had the means (the resources/finance) to return because I think that they would be happier but the lie that American tell us is the illusion of stability. We all fear not being able to carry for ourselves when we can no longer work and even though our Social Security will not pay all our bill without additional help it all the hope that we have.
Very intelligent, affable, well cultured, well spoken, very hardworking and above all very humble. You can see the trademark. The son of the Gentle Giant indeed. Kudos Chief, you have come this far by dint of hardworking.
Excellent! Inspiring! Motivational and loads of wisdom! Thank you Dentaa!
My pleasure!!
Good interview our Dentaa. There is hope for the future
Awwww i wish some of these interviews are longer than they’re. Great interview. Thank you.
More to come!
Wow great interview he said everything on point. He said it all great mind and wisdom. God bless you sir, we have to change our minds set as African. Thank you Odana Network
Thanks for listening
@@ODANANETWORK What is the theme song, is it on UA-cam ?
Your interview was very educational. I loved it Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really like this.
We need to be more united to improve on financial power.
Wisdom speaking, thank you Sir.
Much appreciated
Great interview. Really insightful
Waaoow Dentaa!!! You always bring exactly what I need directly to my doorsteps. Thanks for the good work.
Happy to hear that!
Wow wow wow what an interview.im highly inspired and motivated.Thank you so much
I really enjoyed watching this interview, a lot to take away. Great job Dentaa!👌🏾
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the most insightful and best interviews on the show, thank you for this mentality boost 🙌
First to comment! Watching from US. Very good. Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching
Not because you coming from overseas you going to underestimate the people back home, you have a lot to learn as well
Chai powerful presentation from the guest. Thanks for sharing inspirational content. Abdul ‘Omo 9ja from USA
Beautiful hotel!! I love what he has achieved! His hard work shows!!
Dentaa!! My goodness, your interviews are always so insightful, educational, inspirational and so much more because of the quality of your questions and the observations you make based on the answers you receive. One point that resonated with me was how those who want to set up businesses sometimes feel discouraged because Ghanaians would rather choose a white person's proposal or business because of an ingrained belief that it will ultimately be better. That self-limiting belief is one that has plagued and stymied African-American progress for decades. Our communities economic growth and progress continue to be negatively impacted by the subconscious belief that we'll get better customer service or products from businesses that are not Black-owned or operated. We've been fed that BS for so long that we've internalized it and it has become a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy.
One of the best interview so far in my estimation!! Very refreshing and informative...I love this!! So professional..Thank you!
Beautiful Hotel! This would be a great brand to put one in each major city and/or country.
We agree!
What is your secret? OBAAHEMAA YAA ASANTEWAA??? Don't tell me, HARD WORK!! U are penetrating and being present everywhere!!! U are energetic, looking gay in what are doing!!! U are toooo Marvelous!!!! I Do U know what? I can't stop following U! ODANA is a great great instrument of INSPIRATION!!! "WO SE AYEYIIIIIIII!!!
Beautiful !!!
Thank you!
Awesome interview, so many golden nuggets!!
Let me relax and enjoy this oooo.
This is the best I've seen 👏
EXCELLENT CONTENT.
Thank you Dentaa.
These are the kind of personalities ghana need in presidential positions But unfortunately, criminals and liars are rather in government.
Working on your mindset is very true
Yes it is!
@@ODANANETWORK also in the diaspora and your show really motivates me alot
Great stuff I'm on my way 😎 and yesoooo there are challenges but is home 🏡
Great host.
A good system prerequisite play a major role in keeping your business afloat and moving and that’s one of the biggest challenge we’ve as a country. ❤️
You look so very beautiful. I often want to refer to you as a black beauty but I'm afraid that you will be offend. I'm the oldest of 11 children we have a sister that is name Vickie, you look like her. Her eye sparkle like diamonds, her smile was a beautiful string of pearls, her hair was jet black and framed her face so that she resembles an earth angel and her laugh was like a gentle breeze blowing through the trees. I have not adequately described your or her beauty due to the fact that we so seldom find words to describe our black beauty, I pray that will change in my life time. I pray for the day that black who we love so deeply will see us as human being and not as sex objects.
Love your hair🤩🤩🤩🤩
tx
This is eye opening, thanks for sharing
Thanks for listening
So inspiring.
Great and very informative. Thanks for sharing.🌷
Hmmm 'Thank you sir.
Most welcome
He speaks like Jojo Opong Nkrumah
They actually look alike. Am seeing Opong Nkrumah in the next 10-20 years talking 😂
To live in Africa it is important to have some form of citizenship and to buy a home from a reputable estate agent.
We are on our way!
Good job Dentaa 🙏
I've seen repats mention the level of customer service/work ethic on the continent and continental Africans jump all over them in the comments. This man who is Ghanaian, that has lived abroad mentions the same thing as something that needs to change. So to make a long post even longer, work ethic and level customer service should be examined.
Time in Africa is not the same as time in the west, it should not be disrespected. Running to work in the UK regardless of the weather, regardless of health, regardless of bereavement and only to be disrespected with racist people and systems, should not be the standard for Africa. You will find the suicide rates in the UK (even just London) will be crazy compared to those in Ghana. Please dont transport that poison to the continent. This is not efficiency its slavery.
Yeah but we need to improve, if it's 9 you can't arrive at 12.
@@Ghanadiaries only as long as the improvement does not come with the shackles of a failed system. Being on time is not the sole indication of efficiency. But being "on time" to the detriment of your health and your family along with the fear of being fired and being treated like a ni**a is akin to slavery. I'm just saying let's pick the good from the bad. Ubuntu
We’re all looking at the good side of things. and to some extent we will all agree that, we’ve to improve as a unit of people if we want to see better results instead of feeling too complacent.
Hw3 you think i should establish my business with my hard earned money that is providing food for your family only for you to walk into my business at any time? Sleep home if you have depression. Your family is supposed to be there for you to get over your depression. My business is not a therapist office.
Denta pls talk about Accra cleaning up ...... part of Accepted is too dirty and only Zoom Lion can not handle it
Hi, I think odana should try to ask about Ghanaians who have bad education back ground, but trying to came to Ghana and open their business
I love the look of this hotel ❤️
Beautiful my sister
Thank you so much
Bribery and request to bribe is really a problem.
It all goes into the efficiency of our country and we can improve on that. Do your part
@@Oyzatt We all as citizens. From the homes, kindergarten, secondary schools, universities, institutions, offices, government, chiefs, the police, the politicians, etc.
@@Oyzatt It is a bigger problem than one person. It is a collective effort. The cancer is everywhere. So everyone has to be part of the solution.
🖤‼️
With all due respect to the CEO, I disagree with his sentiment on allowing brands from the outside/west. These western outsiders should be viewed as the alternative and the African-owned, African managed hotel seen as the first choice. Africa is HIS home country not the westerners. African businesses are being bullied by outsiders in their own homeland. You would never see a US hotel located on US soil viewed as an alternative to an African owned hotel. Stand up for Africa and stop cowering to the west!
He said 60 years sound like a lot but it's still young, 63 years is a lot and it's not young, it's the corrupt system that favors people like him, few and nobody else, I have a huge respect toward him and am not doubting about his hard worked before getting to where he's, with all what the country have if use in proper 10 years we shouldn't be talking about light offs (dunso) or water shortage in the country
Ghana would have been like Dubai if Koffour was in power.
There would be a LOT more capital being shared from British and American Blacks if Ghanaians weren't so hard-headed. If you want our money, you can't be so resistant to change and ideas. We're here to share and collaborate, to learn from you.... and share our knowledge as well.... But the absolutely HORRID customer service, extreme lateness, a consistent lackadaisical Gh disposition and poor work ethic makes it VERY difficult for many of us to want to continue to invest here. #FACTS
bet*
It's a 2 star hotel. And I am being very generous.
When your filled with too much hate, it's can lead to your downfall. But then again, I won't blame you. Negative upbringing can be a massive contributing factors to such burning negativity.
Lesson: Appreciate and honour people for the little they have accomplished hereby creating employment opportunities for others through it, something I bet you will not accomplish in your life with such behaviours and thinking ability.
Have a good time on your side my brother. ♥️♥️♥️
@@marioedwardumarubatty7148
First; have you ever stayed at the African regent hotel? I'm guessing you can't afford it. The likes of u is the reason Africa is what it is. And I bet I am very accomplished in my little corner; u can just mind your business.
@Paul Sadzih
My brother, I honour you for your accomplishments. I definitely can't afford to stay there talk less of setting up such establishment that provide employments to many. I think we should just try to appreciate one another and also give honour to Africans in Africa and Africans in the diaspora who have returned back home with whatever they have achieved in the West back to Africa.
I pray God continue to elevate you in your little corner my brother.
Don't give up on Africa man, we shall rise again. One love my brother. 😊😊😊
Enemy of progress is what we call people like you Paul Sadzih. NO WONDER your lastname starts with SAD. You are a SAD person indeed. NOW GO AWAY.
The only money medicine (sika aduro) is to travel abroad. If u goof and decline an opportunity in your life time to leave Ghana; u will regret it. Don't get carried away by all these youtubers telling ya'll Africa is the future...that is idiocy. Africa is 1 million years behind...that's the blatant truth. If u get a chance; get out, so u can return in style.
I disagree but I can see where you are coming from.People need to travel not to run away.
@@joylm9108 Good for u!
Our people have a mediocrity issue. One of the reasons we're where we are. Majority of these noise makers don't and can't even afford the so-called fake economy created in the centre of the capital; they live sub-zero standard of living, but are first to jump in defense of people telling them Africa is the future. Unbelievably stupid.
@@joylm9108
I think you left Africa angry，maybe Ghana situation is like what you say but it’s not every country and it’s not everyone. Most students return as soon as they graduate, and they have better lives in Africa. Africa is changing bro
Africa is not 1 million years behind. It will take time to catch up but the continent is doing so quickly. I would say use the West to make money, acquire knowledge, and take it back home to better the continent.
Awesome interview, so many golden nuggets!!
Awesome interview, so many golden nuggets!!