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[quote author=KODACK post=83260753][/quote]It should be cut off

Her Boby Her Business. My Opinion Tho!

Back to square 1
This is really sad����

Slawormir:
You are not a real niggarrr son
That car is not bullet proof

The windows are not made up of a mix of leaded glass and a polycarbonate substrate.
And the tires are not vigorous

Which one you get??

solmusdesigns:
I hope they invest it to meaningful sector of the economy

Invest with people's money?

GOFRONT:
ISSA BOYCHILD....BOYCHILD...


DEAR LORD,

WHEN I'M READY, PLS BLESS ME WITH BOYCHILD, BOYCHILD BOYCHILD!!!....ALL BOYS..



AMEN...

Me Too

One of the most dumbest celeb ever

menacetosociety:
Colorado is rubbish

Sheybie you talk say you craze?
Must everyone know you smoke weed everyday?

menacetosociety:
I smoke weed everyday

Try Colorado everyday

This is a lie from the PIT OF HELL!!!

[quote author=Amuatulu post=83052076]Yes pls[/quot

Amuatulu:


Good one.
At least one can order uber from matogun to third mainland bridge.

Do you stay at matogun?

Na 1 Century Be that ooo
RIP

Child Abuse

Colonelswitz101:
Me I want to see the moment he shot his cum into Regina's tautau... Since every rubbish now is turned to news n shoved down our throats....

Lol

But what is Codine doing inside her bag?

Thunder Fire Poverty

Where is Terri Ryn?

You be the pastor shey?

She Meant The Dick Is Not Big Enough For Her Community Well Pussy

Guy shey you dey follow dem live for the house?

tyup:
why not Nigerian air? why Air peace

Anytime wey you buy your own plane �

Antoeni:
Nigerians in Diaspora Should Be Law Abiding

u
You If Have Nothing Good To Say Just Shut The Bleep Up
So Every Nigerians Killed In SA were frudestars?

Feed Your Eyes...

Bro Run For Your Life ooo...
Pussy Sweetner Dey Go On ooo..
Run ooo...

All For The Prick

What If Nothing Is Going On Under There? All For The Gram!

How can someone who is worth $10.3B buy a gen of $13B?...Him borrow money join him networth buy the Gen?

Kevin Okyere is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Springfield Group.

In 12 years, Kevin Okyere has built Springfield Group, a Ghanaian energy firm, into a company that generates about a billion dollars in annual revenue, Mfonobong Nsehe of Forbes reports.

“I mean, we’re the first Ghanaian company to venture into oil exploration. We are in a unique position to set a precedent for indigenous companies looking to participate in the upstream sector. If we succeed, then we’d have sent a strong message – that Ghanaians are just as capable. That’s really important to me,” Okyere tells Forbes.

In the process of building his giant company, he has personally poured $70 million into developing the West Cape Three Points Block 2 offshore Ghana (WCTP2), a project in which the Springfield Group owns a majority 84% interest, according to George Etomi & Partners. The minority stake belongs to GNPC, Ghana’s national oil company and GNPC Explorco, its subsidiary.

The beginning

Okyere did not want for wealth at birth. He came into the world through a wealthy in Ghana’s Ashanti region, a region that is gold-rich. His father made his money through construction, steel manufacturing and large-scale cocoa farming before he was made a traditional chief, according to Forbes.

By the time he was 11, his entrepreneurial spirit was already on full display.

“Our family house was not too far from the stadium. I would often put water in our chest freezers at home, and then sell the iced water to the supporters watching the games in the stadium. Everyone used to call me ‘Eddie Murphy’ in reference to the movie, ‘Coming To America’. The movie was quite recent in Ghana at the time. They used to wonder why I was working when my father was wealthy,” he tells Forbes.

Okyere schooled in Ghana and then went on to study Accounting at George Mason University, Virginia. He returned home to Ghana after rejecting an offer for a job that would pay him up to $72,000 per year.

In 2008, he established Springfield Energy. The company imported refined petroleum products such as gasoline, dual-purpose kerosene, gasoline, naphtha and jet fuel to Ghana. It has grown to become the biggest importer of fuel products into Ghana.


With all his wealth, Okyere reckons he has a higher calling and a more pressing priority than wealth -- giving back.

“I’ve been fortunate in business and in life, and giving back is the least I can do. In the end, I don’t think I want to be remembered as one of the wealthiest Ghanaians; I’d like to be remembered as one of the biggest givers,” he says.