Kingsley Adusei

🚨 BEFORE YOU START BUYING SHARES, READ THIS !! I have been seeing a lot of posts lately encouraging young people to buy stocks and shares with the promise that it is the path to wealth. While investing is important, I want to share my honest perspective, especially within the Ghanaian context. Young people in Ghana should not rely solely on stock or shares trading as their primary strategy for building wealth. Investing in stocks is generally more suitable for preserving and gradually growing existing wealth over a long period of time. It works best for people who already have disposable income and are looking for relatively stable, long-term financial growth. But if you are young, energetic, skilled, and still trying to build wealth from the ground up, your greatest advantage is your ability to take calculated business risks. At this stage of life, focus on building businesses, solving problems, learning sales, creating value, and generating cash flow. That is where the biggest wealth-building opportunities often come from in developing economies like ours. If a business attempt fails, you can recover, learn, and start again. Youth gives you the flexibility and resilience to take those chances. Look around at many of the most successful people in our society today. Most of them did not become wealthy primarily through stock trading. They built businesses first, created income streams, and later used investments to preserve and expand their wealth. This is also why we must be careful not to blindly copy financial advice from Western economies without considering our local realities. Economic systems, disposable incomes, access to capital, and opportunities are different. Investing is good. Stocks are good. But for many young Africans, business creation may still be the faster and more practical path to building substantial wealth. Build first. Invest later. Too many young people are being sold unrealistic wealth expectations online. If this message resonates with you, repost it so more young Africans can see another side of the conversation.

@_Awuradeba link me when you find one.

Guys I need a gig that will buy me Elantra sonata next month🥲

@General_K33 its nice and sweet until snakes and scorpions start inviting themselves to your hse

Box houses Lol Smh

@xghana_ that reminds me of this article i wrote some time ago x.com/Kadusei_/statu…

This is the best explanation on Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 pension scheme

Come to think of it, what if the big men in Ghana came together and pulled off something like this with strong government backing? Ghana would be operating on a completely different level. Better still, imagine if TOR was significantly expanded. The real transformation will begin when we stop exporting most of our raw materials in their basic form and start refining and processing them locally before export. That is how nations build industries, create high-value jobs, strengthen their currency, and accelerate development. Once we begin adding value to our major exports at scale, Ghana can genuinely position itself alongside developed economies.

Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda have approached the Dangote Group to construct a massive regional oil refinery in Tanzania. Modelled after his flagship 650,000 barrels-per-day facility in Lagos.

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Most people think maize farming is not profitable until they discover SWEET CORN farming 🌽👀 This farmer in Ghana shares how she turned maize farming into a profitable agribusiness and now earns impressive returns from sweet corn production. If you are thinking about starting farming in Ghana, this video is a must watch 🇬🇭 Watch now on YouTube 🎥 - link in the comments

@jebillll innocent until proven guilty. dont be too quick to judge

ah so Abu Trica be the successful man?? herh we dey glorify criminals oh herh

@DidiJollof 😂😂

“I’m buying pork jollof but I don’t want pork”

And just like that, the Ashesi Class of 2026 and the Graduate Class of 2025 have signed out! All the best in your next chapter as you go on to make your mark. #AshesiGrad #Ashesi2026

@n_friggo Ashesi de3, I really for go do one of demma courses cos its a very Solid school . International standard right here in Ghana. If schools were rated like hotels, they’d definitely be operating beyond the 5-star scale.

The Ashesi experience is worth every penny! 💯 8,800gh for Ashesi housing >>>> 8000gh for Old Pent. Better Air. Better everything.

@kwakuasanteb 😂. ow

Toyota Vitz but you’re doing ‘drive thru’ Masa. Go and park and go inside the building and buy what you want to buy

@chefabbys which tastes better ?

The eggs didn't taste the same as home The tomatoes didn't taste the same as home The rice didn't taste the same as well

@ALMIGHTYY____6 herh. the car doesnt come with an engine or something?

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@stephyboat32 @EcobankGhanaPLC for security reasons, they dont allow you to self activate ur app, unless you go to their office and verify ur identity in person. as you are calling from the UK, not sure how this will play out

@EcobankGhanaPLC Very poor customer service, My mobile app has been blocked for months. Called your Customer Service team from the UK and all they did was nothing. Just story after story. Don’t worry, I am definitely closing that account.

PSA - For the attention of the public.

@JnrAstad @Replay_remix 😂😆

@Replay_remix “Me frɛ fri MTN”

Unethical ways to make money?

Ashesi graduates never miss a chance to take us to church. #Ashesi2026 #AshesiGrad #atAshesi

@shaunnarmah @GollyExpress be like the microwave chop the bread some o. only one came out

THE WAIT. as a last minute person, this is my worst nightmare… a story about the time between ordering and opening THAT package. for me i almost lost this battle but @gollyexpress came through for me.

@Founda__ How many times do you want him to apologise over these posts ?🤦‍♂️

Because his name isn’t SoAfrican or Black Volta, you people dey do unlooking…get his ass too

your matter too hard. after all these explanations. using plants for medicinal purposes is not idolatry. the plant is not an idol by default but how you treat it is what makes it an idol. preparing herbal medicine is not the same thing as the guy described in his post. for him to even delete the post shld tell you something, yet you are here defending it.

@Kadusei_ @grok @General_K33 @Dennis_Danso_ The use of herbs and doing of rituals isn’t the worship of herbs. They are instruments through which the creator is made known. Your religion tells you it idolatry. Herbs are not man creation herbs are the creation of the creator which is a good thing.

@kwadwosheldon senior, i text you like 10 years this oo. abeg check ur dm and reply me wai. even if its not a positive feedback, please lemme know.

You people dey do things for the Accra there ooo.. Ei