Generous African Millionaire Builds Tuition-Free School to Empower Creativity In His Country

Cursory: A generous man, Reverend Johnnie Oquaye, has built a tuition-free school for Creators in His Country, Ghana. He explained that he set up the school to give the youth opportunities to become creatives and solve the unemployment issues that the country faces.

A man called Reverend Johnnie Oquaye shared with YouTuber Wode Maya how he built a free school for creatives in Ghana called TAF College.

Reverend Oquaye explained that he set up the tuition-free school to empower young people with skills that can be put to good use in solving the country’s high unemployment rate.

He explained that students are allowed to use the school’s ultramodern facilities for free for one year. Reverend Oquaye also stated that the school provides more than just free tuition.

In his words: By the time you are done with the course, we will register a company for you so you can go out there and start setting up your own business.

Johnnie emphasized that the freelancers’ college was open to not just Ghanaians, but other nationalities from Africa as well. He stressed that all other nationalities interested in attending the tuition-free school needed to do was to book a flight to Ghana and find a place to stay.

Watch the video below:

See some reactions:

@chroniclesofanafricandiasporans said: This is awesome. We can all play our part to develop Africa. No matter how big or small our contribution is ✌️

@FamilyByNature remarked: This is beyond amazing! This a classic example of how brothers and sisters in the diaspora can impact the motherland!

@blesseddestiny7460 commented: Great philanthropist and he deserves an ambassadorial award. No matter how hard & bad the world could be, there still exists good people like this noble man.

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