Meet the MAN with the Largest CYLINDER MANUFACTURING company in GHANA!!
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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Exploring Excellence in LPG Cylinder Manufacturing | Dentaa Visits Appeb Cylinder Manufacturing Company 🔥
Join Dentaa as she takes you inside the heart of Ghana's industrial prowess at Appeb Cylinder Manufacturing Company! Nestled under the 1D1F initiative, Appeb is a manufacturer and a pioneer in producing high-quality LPG cylinders, supporting Ghana's energy sector with a daily capacity of 4,000 units.
In this exclusive documentary, Dentaa sits down with Mr Ebenezer Appiah, the visionary behind Appeb. She uncovers his inspiring journey from humble beginnings to leading a vital component of Ghana's energy infrastructure. She explores why Appeb chose its strategic location, delves into its profound impact on the community, and reveals the company's pivotal role in advancing the Cylinder Recirculation Model (CRM).
We also engaged with CEO Philip Assafuah and the Head of Productions and Technical Ezekiel Mensah on Appeb's unwavering commitment to quality control, showcasing their state-of-the-art processes, including spectrometer analysis, universal tensile testing, and rigorous hydrostatic and burst tests. Learn how Appeb ensures each cylinder meets international standards (ISO 22991 and ISO 4706), guaranteeing safety and reliability for every customer.
Join us on this journey of innovation, dedication, and community impact with Dentaa and Appeb Cylinder Manufacturing Company. Subscribe now and witness the power of Ghanaian industry in shaping a sustainable future!
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It is very true what Mr Appiah is saying.When you look at Jewish,Indian and Chinese companies it is mostly run by family members.This is something Africans must learn and incorporate in their businesses.
But the problem here in Ghana is that if you include your family members, friends in your business they will be the first to steal from you till your business collapsed
lmaooo
We learn the wrong things 😢
In Ghana forget the family business. They will give u day light robbery.
In Africa only few families cam do that
The man is such an inspiration. Hearing him speak, you can understand why he succeeded.
He sure has. Please keep sharing
Men like this need to be interviewed regularly, he has a lot to share
He truly does. Please share the video
This is a true businessman 🙏
Please keep supporting by sharing
Odana, you are amazing person. Thanks for promoting Ghana
Thank you so much.
My sister, thank you for bringing us this great men out in motherland Ghana. Thanks keep on your good work.
Thank you Janet. Please keep sharing ❤️🙌🏾
People have done it so I can do it too. This mindset is what is necessary.
Yes
This is the mindset of advanced economies. USA, China, Europe and lately India have developed this mindset. They don't believe the government will solve their problems, they know that solving problems will enable them to amass riches beyond whatever handouts anyone can give them. We must face our challenges head on, let's not see them as just obstacles, we must position them as stepping stones. The system will frustrate us, but that is part of the learning process. Note that marijuana used to be an illicit drug in most western countries and states, but individuals and organisations took it upon themselves to solve this problem that used to be a nuisance that can still land you in jail or worse the death penalty in some countries, and are making money off of the recreational drug that the government had outlawed. Now my question is; is the business you are trying as difficult as legalising marijuana? And should you give up because some idiotic and narrow minded individuals in government are making your life harder?
He tried to immigrate to the USA, but was rejected. He was denied the chance to establish a life he had dreamed of. By Allah's will, he achieved exactly what he had dreamed of in his own country. Moreover, he employed locals, providing them with free housing and benefits. Africa needs more individuals like him.
Fantastic 👏 may God bless Africa and mother Ghana 🇬🇭 🙏 👏 Thank you Mr Apia....
Really inspirational interview. Would hopefully buy their product
These types of things people don't realize can make you rich. Everybody is trying to do the same thing. Producing cylinders, pens, lightbulbs, clothes hangers, trash bags etc can get you rich in Africa!
100%
Absolutely
i need a friend like Dentaa in my life
the motivation will be the drive
cos i really want to do something but i sometimes don't know how to start
I know him …he is a family friend Well done 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Your friend Jkas will be proud of you …RIP Jkas 🙏🏾
This was very very inspiring to watch. Thanks for featuring this business. There are several of these men across the length and breadth of the country who are also doing an amazing job at production within the country. Let's get all these stories on board and keep encouraging ourselves to invest within our country Ghana.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Assess the situation and see how you can........ this mindset
Thank you so much. Please keep sharing 🙏🏾
Pure wisdom
Another great inspirational story. Thank you for your videos and despite the odds, resilient people are making it big in Ghana
Thank you so so much
Dentaa is always on point 😊❤
Thank you so much. Please keep sharing 🙏🏾
I'm very proud of this man. ❤
Yes! So are we. Please keep sharing.
I’m inspired ❤
We need part 2 mrs odana watching from uganda 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Thank-you so much. Please keep sharing
Good job my father
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If you want to be rich in Ghana make a Kwahu man your friend.
Daakye minister of Tourism 😊❤❤❤
Mennn, started with peanuts, look at where he is now,, life is how u make it .
100%
Masha Allah ❤️ very good God bless
Wow,great interview and inspiring initiative from this great man,my greatest dream is to become an entrepreneur so help me God.
Wow... I'm speechless.
Please keep sharing
Please study-The Rockefeller’s way. The Trust thanks
Amazing, content.
Thank you please share
Big ups my big bro Appiah
Thank you. Lets keep sharing
Well done
Thank you. Please share
Thank you for shearing the hood news
You welcome. Keep sharing
Perfect 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Wooooow, creating opportunities for his country all by himself ❤.
Shame on our useless leaders 🫠
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Let’s keep sharing 🙌🏽
Dentaa, you came to the US last year and sneaked out without any publicity. Even if you eat gigi koraa na lie. I go catch up with you one day.
This man is great and i hope Ghanaians/employees dont take advantage of him by stealing until the company collapsed
Thats the thing Ghanaians ignore.
Invest in ghana this invest im ghana here but the mind set of the people will collapse your business..i know over 10 ppl who invested and later regretted
🫡 good job Sir.
Please share for us
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Thank you for watching. Please share.
A question for Ghanaians. How to know the level of LPG in your Metal Cylinder b4 buying a new tank without any instruments?? Let us know???
This is true business European make us back ward and now Africa we must going on not back
Keep sharing our content.
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So what did he do to help the cassava farms? Did he re-establish it somewhere? If not then that is not good because food supply has been curtailed. Dentaa kindly ask him if he will reconsider doing that to help the economy. He is a Kwahuman just like me and one day l will do business with him. I am building some structures around his location.
Jewish lifestyle he'd apply. He's a smart man
No doubt he has done well. But some of his utterances are just far too simple. Put it this way. Can he say that the friends he has in ghana are all in as equal position as him? I do not think so. I am in the usa and most of my friends in Ghana are financially in a BAD shape. Some are dead prematurely. Very few have made it. Less than 10%. Yes I agree we should stay and build Ghana. But some of us have nothing to look up to. You had the opportunity to attained O level. Some of us could not after elementary school (SYTO).
Miss Dentaa full ownership of a company has also contributed to the collapse of African companies. Most of the companies don't become a corporation.
Exactly, there's a need for serious education on this.any business loose their potential to scale
Please, remove the negative from your mind. This is the right way of how a business will run and survive, with family, you stand less chance to be sued....America and the West has this down....a little kid is talking about business and ownership....but you an adult is talking about how to Not build....challenges are easier and the beat teacher actually, school....may be, but Doing ...Nothing can Beat Doing...no amount of education can beat Doing Something....that ia a tangible experience and practical way of doing things. Thanks....I don't mean it in bad terms....
She said legit land 😂
Lol