I just followed you on the apple podcast to enjoy more of your conversations. They are truly insightful. I’ve always love Germany from a distance as a Ghanaian and happy to learn more about how the people are and how their society and culture affect immigrants.

Interesting Convo. Keep it coming. I started a podcast late last year and it was going great but I kind of had a bit of a change of heart and decided to quit my 9 to 5 and build an online store. Just finished building it last week by myself and now going around looking for companies that can provide me with products whenever I need them and must be ASAP. My Mom being Ghanaian always down talking me and my ideas and works. She just wants me to go and work a 9 to 5. You guys are talking 100% truth about Ghanaians.

As a nigerian i also find it very weird that you wouldn't want your daughter to work under someone/apply for a job , most nigerians are fighters and work hard but also are business oriented and by that i mean we like to own our local businesses undermining other forms of earning means , most nigerians in europe that are successful likely own some restaurant, bar or a shop of some sort and never go for the service industry . In nigeria most people do what we call commercial business buying and selling of different goods to earn money , while being in school my friends used to tell me after secondry school they would go and open a shop or go work under their father's business which is a general mindset why is that because , there are no jobs in the country people with diplomas end up doing the same thing which is commercial business , and young kids and minds that tell their parents they want to work in the service industry and have professions like lawyers , doctors , engineers and so on they quickly get discouraged , while this is what is needed for a country to innovate and develope