Millionaire Ghanaian businessman Daniel McKorley, popularly known as McDan, has opened up about how he became wealthy.
Speaking in an exclusive interview on Luv FM, the founder and CEO of McDan Group of Companies addressed the youth’s negative perceptions about rich individuals and their success stories.
Businessman McDan noted that people perceived rich men as corrupt individuals instead of people who worked hard to become wealthy on social media.
He further stated that youth had anger and resentment towards rich men due to some of their success stories.
The businessman shared that he used to sell kerosene and deep-fried dough, popularly known as ‘bofrot’ in Ghana, during his youthful years on the streets of La in the Greater Accra Region.
In his own words;
“If you go on social media, people don’t tend to believe the rich men anymore. They think the rich men are corrupt.
“There is a lot of anger on social media. They will tell you how can you be a messenger and build an empire. How can you be selling kerosene? I was once selling bofrot and kerosene on the streets of La.”
