Nhyiraba Kojo Applauds Rems For Being Outstanding In The Media
In a recent interview on Kingdom FM, Nhyiraba Kojo, a renowned Hiplife musician and successful Entrepreneur, praised Gorbachev Awuah, popularly known as Rems, for his commitment to promoting Financial Empowerment among the youth. Rems, the Founder of the esteemed Visual Display Network, has earned a reputation for his straightforwardness and unwavering dedication to speaking the truth.
According to Nhyiraba Kojo, Rems stands out from his peers in the entertainment and media industry by consistently addressing pertinent issues without sugarcoating them. In a radio conversation, Rems suggested to Nhyiraba Kojo that he should consider organizing business seminars to teach the youth how to become self-sufficient in generating income, rather than merely providing them with money on sporadic occasions.
Nhyiraba Kojo’s admiration for Rems stems from his belief in the importance of empowering young people to become financially independent. Rather than fostering dependency through monetary handouts, Rems advocates for equipping the youth with the necessary skills and knowledge to generate wealth and sustain themselves in the long run. This proactive approach resonated with Nhyiraba Kojo, who recognizes the value of teaching the youth to fish rather than simply giving them fish.
As an accomplished Hiplife musician and owner of the NK City Nightclub, Nhyiraba Kojo understands the significance of financial literacy and entrepreneurship in building a prosperous future. By endorsing Rems’ philosophy, Nhyiraba Kojo aligns himself with a movement focused on creating lasting impact and sustainable change among the younger generation.
Rems’ dedication to addressing the root causes of financial instability and offering practical solutions has gained recognition from influential figures like Nhyiraba Kojo. His emphasis on education and empowerment serves as a guiding light, inspiring individuals to take control of their financial destinies and pursue entrepreneurship as a means of self-sufficiency.
