Owner of Engineers and Planners Mr. Ibrahim Mahama says he is a genuine businessman and has no blot of corruption against his image.
For him, this explains for the reason why he’s never experienced cold feet towards the appointment of a Special Prosecutor, who is to go after corrupt persons.
“I want to set the record straight that I was who I was; I was successful,” Mr. Mahama told graduate students of the University of Ghana on how to become successful entrepreneurs at the 2018 GRASSAG Entrepreneurship Seminar.
He emphasized:“That’s why I can chop my money without looking back and thinking that Amidu is coming to call me. And that is the confidence I do have.”
Mr. Mahama, who announced the support of $2,000 for 20 of the graduates at the event with viable business ideas, appealed to successful Ghanaians to support the youth.
“There are a lot of very successful other businessmen who should listen to the youth. What the youth are looking is $2000 or $3000. Let’s be able to do what others did for the likes of us that helped us to start our businesses that have now become a monster.
“The business has grown beyond me so much so that even when I am not there, the business will stand on its feet,” Mr. Mahama opined.
