New members of the Ghana forum, introduce yourselves here - 2024

Hello,I'm ADJOGBLE KOMLAN NINON , a passionate lawyer with a law degree and solid experience in the legal field. Having recently obtained my degree, I am looking for challenging opportunities to put my skills into practice and make a significant contribution to your company.During my studies and previous professional experience, I have developed skills in in-depth legal research, drafting legal documents, advocacy and legal advice. I am convinced that my passion for the law, my commitment to professional ethics and my ability to solve problems creatively will be valuable assets for your company. I am open to new opportunities in different areas of law and I am ready to invest myself fully to contribute to the success of your organization.I would be delighted to discuss how my skills and experience could meet the needs of your company. Thank you for considering my application.

@adjogbleninon

Hello and welcome on board  ADJOGBLE !

Please note that the forum is not a job board !

If you are looking for a job, kindly create your CV in the Jobs in Ghana section of the website for better exposure.

All the best

Bhavna

Hello.thank you

Good morning how much would it cost to release my cats from customs at kotoka airport

You would get a better response if you posted this in a general forum rather than New to Ghana. Also you could try Expat Pet owners in Ghana on FB as there are people who would assist you with the information you need

Greetings,

I'm Matthew, a seasoned oil and gas professional with 15 years of rich experience in the dynamic energy sector. Recently, I received an offer in Ghana and I'm earnestly contemplating the prospect of relocating.

Married with a beautiful family of four, we're all excited about embracing this new chapter in a nation as promising as Ghana.

Greetings,

I'm Matthew, a seasoned oil and gas professional with 15 years of rich experience in the dynamic energy sector. Recently, I received a job offer in Ghana and I'm earnestly contemplating the prospect of relocating.

Married with a beautiful family of four, we're all excited about embracing this new chapter in a nation as promising as Ghana.

Welcome

Hope you have a great time in Ghana. Been here for 14 years and really enjoy living here.

Greetings!

Hi, My name is Wai and I moved to Ghana for a job last month and am very new here. I am in Adhesives/ Super Glue Industry and in case anyone needs any help with that part, hit me up   and I really hope to meet new friends here.  Cheers!

@Wai Phyoe Win

Welcome on board !

From what country did you move ?

All the best

Bhavna

Welcome. Enjoy your time here

Hi Bhavna,

Thank you! I am originally from Myanmar(Burma) but was working in Singapore for the same company before moving here.

@Wai Phyoe Win

Welcome Wai! Its a great place to be. You will love it here. 

@Wai Phyoe Win you are welcome to Ghana.

I hope you've been enjoying your stay.

Hello all!

I'm Claudia, a French journalist based in Kenya for the past 5 years and arriving in Accra anytime soon. I'm very excited to learn more about the country and dig into the news landscape here. Far from being ready to land, I would be happy to connect on housing and pet import topics!

Kind regards

@claudialacave

Hello and welcome on board, Claudia  !

Feel free to open a new thread on the Accra forum to seek advice from members already there.

Regards

Bhavna

Hello,

My name is Onder, and I'm excited to be here.

I have previous experience working on the production of ready-mixed concrete and precast concrete elements in Ghana.

With my background in construction and Read Concrete Industry, I bring 11 years of experience in my carier.

I'm passionate and look forward to contributing at my mork.

Thank you.

Best Regards,

Onder Cindioglu

Hello Onder,

Welcome. I wish you success.

Kind Regards,

Robert

@Robert Gr. Hello Robert,

Thank you for wish.

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Dear all,

my name is Kofi. My father is from Ghana. I am 55 years old. I was born in Germany. We lived for 5 years in Ghana until we returned to Germany in 1976. I have been in Ghana 4 years ago together with my father. Beside visiting our relatives I wanted to check, if the are any oppotunities for me to start an agricultural projekt in the region of Koforidua where our family owns some acres of land. In Germany I am working since 20 years as social project manager.

Although I enjoyed to meet my relatives my overall experience was quite dissapointing. I have the experience although I am a black person that I am consired to be a white person. It is true, I am European and I am aware that I enjoy many privileges as a result. But what many people don't seem to be aware of is that I am seen as a black person in Europe and in Germany. Experiences of racism are a big part of my life in Germany and my hope has always been that I would at least find more acceptance and recognition as a person in Ghana. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case. Even many relatives are only interested in whether I have money for them. In fact, I am very interested in building up a business in Ghana. Unfortunately, I lost a lot of money because I tried to build up a satchel water production with great confidence. Unfortunately, this company never really worked and my relative has many excuses. But I never saw any profit. However, I have not given up hope yet. I dream of finding a person in Ghana that I can trust. In Germany, I have successfully launched many projects. Because I had people I could trust 100 per cent. However, my dream is to build something in Ghana because I don't want to lose contact with Ghana, especially since my father died last year. I am aware that if I don't succeed in building a connection to Ghana, it will be lost forever. That would be very sad for me. I have a son whom I would like to show Ghana, the country from which his grandfather came. His grandfather whom I and my son loved very much. I have many ideas and energy and connections. The only thing I lack is a trustworthy person. A person who, even though I did not grow up in Ghana, still recognises me as a Ghanaian. I am grateful for any exchange that brings me closer to this goal. That is why I hope to engage in a productive exchange through this forum. Best regards