See the plush interior of the Kasapreko founder’s ‘forest mansion’

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tosh 3 weeks ago

Beautiful

Beautiful
Lucio 3 weeks ago

Nice place to be. Good job done Dr. However the presumption is that, after building this, you live as you wish in it...but. After leaving this over to the heirs, how would they take care of it? Oh what a life that we live. G ...
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Nice place to be. Good job done Dr. However the presumption is that, after building this, you live as you wish in it...but. After leaving this over to the heirs, how would they take care of it? Oh what a life that we live. God be with us all.
kofi kofi 3 weeks ago

He is a Jehovah's Witness.
Very down to earth.

He is a Jehovah's Witness.
Very down to earth.
Devil worshiper 3 weeks ago

Drunkards have actually made his dreams come true. But unfortunately he won't carry it along when his time is up. What a vanity. Complete B.S !

Drunkards have actually made his dreams come true. But unfortunately he won't carry it along when his time is up. What a vanity. Complete B.S !
Kakai 3 weeks ago

So the owner of this magnificent building during an interview claimed he was not rich but like any average person in Ghana and some people praised him claiming he was humble I beg to differ,how many average salaries earners i ...
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So the owner of this magnificent building during an interview claimed he was not rich but like any average person in Ghana and some people praised him claiming he was humble I beg to differ,how many average salaries earners in Ghana can build such an edifice?This man has no respect for the average person in Ghana.Does he thinks if he says he's rich people will rush to his house asking for help?We need to call a spade a spade,for me there is humility in claiming what you're not.He should come again,
Yaw 3 weeks ago

With all due respect what is your problem here?Someone decides to sit at home even after graduation imbued with knowledge that as part of his education he can think outside the box and create something entrepreneurial yet wai ...
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With all due respect what is your problem here?Someone decides to sit at home even after graduation imbued with knowledge that as part of his education he can think outside the box and create something entrepreneurial yet wait for Goverment or a private person to create Job opportunity for him.
Some also decided to think of opportunity whilst we were thinking about problems he was thinking of opportunities what Can I do so why tge comparison between an entrepreneur and a salaried worker?
He says he is not rich let us leave him alone cos I think this story could inspire those of us who are always thinking of salaried work etc.
For me it has impacted on me positively that salary is a death punishment
Koose 3 weeks ago

Charle highway so skinpain fuo nie. Anka obi na wasi ne fie, wei nso ho abufuo ne s3n? You people are raising your BP levels k3k3 while the man enjoys his rich life.

Charle highway so skinpain fuo nie. Anka obi na wasi ne fie, wei nso ho abufuo ne s3n? You people are raising your BP levels k3k3 while the man enjoys his rich life.
Kofi mensah 3 weeks ago

This is an architectural monster. A disaster. The house is just big but not planned. In these modern era you do something better than this. There is no coordination in the design. Movement in the house is gonna be one hell of ...
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This is an architectural monster. A disaster. The house is just big but not planned. In these modern era you do something better than this. There is no coordination in the design. Movement in the house is gonna be one hell of tiring job. Look at the stairs.
Peace 3 weeks ago

This is the comment I was looking for. Who ever his architect was has failed him and wasted his money paaa. Accessibility in his old age will be a huge challenge. Anyway who am I. It not my money so let me be looking forward.

This is the comment I was looking for. Who ever his architect was has failed him and wasted his money paaa. Accessibility in his old age will be a huge challenge. Anyway who am I. It not my money so let me be looking forward.
KKTepa 3 weeks ago

Ghanaian Architectures Sucks!! They could have designed a better and beautiful and well arranged edifice for this man to build. 3y3 Pre kesee dodo. Anyhow enjoy your house Mister. I'm happy for you and that you built it in y ...
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Ghanaian Architectures Sucks!! They could have designed a better and beautiful and well arranged edifice for this man to build. 3y3 Pre kesee dodo. Anyhow enjoy your house Mister. I'm happy for you and that you built it in your home town.
Yoo 3 weeks ago

Vanity

Vanity
Bitter truth 3 weeks ago

Poor man’s thinking..typical Africans everything is vanity yet they will go and pass through the desert to the Mediterranean Sea just to get to Europe..Even your shirts that u wear is also vanity so go outside naked..Don’ ...
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Poor man’s thinking..typical Africans everything is vanity yet they will go and pass through the desert to the Mediterranean Sea just to get to Europe..Even your shirts that u wear is also vanity so go outside naked..Don’t take a car, wherever u are going, make sure u walk, because a car is also vanity..with this kind of dumb ass people in Ghana, do u think politicians will have any will power to develop the country? U be there and continue with this foolish mindset that everything is vanity, by the time u realize u will be 80years and still begging..dumb ass
Yabi Yabi 3 weeks ago

I challenge both the so-called billionaire and GRA to make available the annual tax returns, redacted if preferred, of the man to show how much taxes has been paid to the national government and local government agencies. Wh ...
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I challenge both the so-called billionaire and GRA to make available the annual tax returns, redacted if preferred, of the man to show how much taxes has been paid to the national government and local government agencies. While at it the government should publish same for all past and current MP’s and government appointees so we can all see and know who pays their taxes religiously in Ghana.
Bitter truth#1 3 weeks ago

Wassa man international..the entire wassa and the western region is proud of u..am not suprised because our people are just rich and quiet..Even tough the wicked and bias Govt refuse to bring development to our areas in the w ...
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Wassa man international..the entire wassa and the western region is proud of u..am not suprised because our people are just rich and quiet..Even tough the wicked and bias Govt refuse to bring development to our areas in the western region but we still focused and developing our hometowns..A lot of Ghanaians don’t even know that some rich men in Ghana are from the western region especially the wassa area..Tobinco pharmaceuticals owner, Elder Tobin is also from Tarkwa..that’s how my people are, very quiet and super wealthy..Go to Tarkwa and Bogoso, and see super rich men who are just quiet on the low..Wassaman Dey your back, no fear..we sit on gold so money is not a problem for us..
Lasisi 3 weeks ago

PLUSH!

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PLUSH!

This is Ghanaweb's only vocabulary......How many times haven't we read the PLUSH on Ghanaweb. Massa try to vary your brofo small..
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See the plush interior of the Kasapreko founder’s ‘forest mansion’

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