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Ghanaian man Moves from Being a Security man at West Hills mall to Owning a Restaurant there

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A young Ghanaian man has recently shared how he moved from a security man at a mall to owning one of the biggest restaurants in the same mall
Akenten revealed that he also worked as a dishwasher in a restaurant called Lord of the Wings until he saved up to start his own restaurant
The West Hills Mall and the Kumasi mall are the two branches Kent’s Cup is located
An industrious Ghanaian man named Akenten has granted an interview with Odame Asare where he shared his journey to owning one of the biggest Restaurants at the West Hills Mall.

Narrating his story, Akenten shared that he started as a security man at the West Hills mall and from there he moved to a Restaurant called Lord of the Wings to work as a cleaner.

He got the opportunity to work at a cafe shop where he was trained in cafe making and given a certificate after.

Akenten revealed that he currently has two successful branches of his restaurant, Kent’s Cup at the West Hills Mall and the Kumasi Mall.

He shared that he has close to 30 employees.

The young man shared that his furniture business has also been flourishing.

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that 24-year-old Nana Boakye, chief executive officer of Pizzaman chicken and pizza in Kumasi, left many in disbelief after Zionfelix shared a post about what he had been able to accomplish at his age.


In the post, Zionfelix revealed that Nana Boakye completed Kwame Nkrumah Univerity of Science and Technology with first-class honours but decided to pursue his passion as a pizza maker.

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He currently has over 120 employees with four pizza joints in Kumasi.

Ghanaians as usual, after hearing this story, hit the comment section with various things to say about the post.

Some appeared to be in disbelief whilst others expressed how proud they are of the young man.

Source:Linda Anderson| Yen.com.gh

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