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Ghana’ s foremost Most Respected Chief Executive Officer, retired army Capt. Prince Kofi Amoabeng, says discipline to a fault is a must attitude for any entrepreneur seeking to succeed especially in the Ghanaian context of an extended family and needs.
The Unique Trust Financial Services CEO said for starters, the business idea should be people-oriented and should aim to satisfy the needs of people; improve their lives, lead to their development and make them better, but if the idea is to make you rich basically and you are skinny about the idea, I think it's a useless idea.
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School children from the Volta Region.
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Kwame Nkrumah Circle at night.
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