kofigabs
@kofigabs • 45,772 subscribers
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My Dutch Passport is worth more than a PhD from the UNIVERSITY of GHANA
kofigabs3,294,734 views • 2 years ago
I gave my bank card to my son to buy a few things. Unfortunately, he lost it without realizing it, and I had no idea it was missing. Then I received an unexpected call from a stranger asking, “Are you Kofi? Have you lost a bank card?” I was surprised, so I called my son, and he admitted he couldn’t find it. Thankfully, the kind person who found the card contacted a local radio station. The presenter, my good friend Eddie, gave him my number, and he personally returned the card to me. Moments like this remind me that there are still honest people in this world. I truly believe that when you do good, God has a way of sending good people into your life when you need them most. To the gentleman who returned my card, thank you.
kofigabs134,420 views • 1 month ago
An Eurostar staff member looked me straight in the eye and asked, “Are you traveling to London alone, or with an adult?” I asked, “Why?” He said, “You look under 18.” Ladies and gentlemen… I’m 45 years old! 😂 At this point, I need to call my birth certificate as a witness because my face clearly refuses to age. Mr. Happiness. Forever young. 😎
kofigabs87,718 views • 1 month ago
I bought all these foodstuffs in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 for €221. So when I come to Ghana 🇬🇭 and go to the market with GH₵221, I expect to buy the exact same things. If I can’t, then I’m dragging all of you to court, because clearly somebody has been lying to us about Europe.
kofigabs156,196 views • 2 months ago
🚨 GHANA, PLEASE HELP US FIND HER FAMILY. 🇬🇭🙏🏾 The woman with the dreadlocks is Manle Djmatey, a Burkinabè woman searching for the Ghanaian family of her late mother, the woman in the old black-and-white photo. Her mother was born in Ghana in 1960, later moved to Burkina Faso, and returned to Ghana in 2005 while seriously ill. Sadly, she never came back, and the family later learned that she had passed away. Today, Manle is 40 years old and has never met her mother’s Ghanaian family. She doesn’t know her uncles, aunties, cousins, or even the full story of where her mother came from. She is not looking for money. She is looking for her roots. Her blood. Her family. ❤️🇬🇭 Please look carefully at the old photograph. Someone in Ghana may recognize this woman. SHARE THIS VIDEO. TAG YOUR PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS AND ELDERLY RELATIVES. One share could reach the person who knows her family. Let’s use the power of social media to reconnect a daughter with the Ghanaian family she has spent her whole life searching for. 🙏🏾❤️🇬🇭 GHANA, LET’S FIND HER FAMILY. PLEASE SHARE.
kofigabs41,238 views • 18 days ago
I had a great conversation with Mohammed Kudus, and one thing is clear his talent, discipline, and commitment to Ghana are unquestionable. No footballer is perfect every game. Instead of criticizing him after one bad performance, let’s support and encourage him. Confidence from a nation can inspire greatness. Mohammed Kudus is making Ghana proud on the world stage. Let’s stand behind him, because when Kudus wins, Ghana wins. 🇬🇭 Mo Kuku
kofigabs64,369 views • 1 month ago
€16 an hour but it’s Sunday so 50% extra = €24 an hour. A dey fire 🔥 10 hours
kofigabs844,878 views • 1 year ago