"I used to sell kerosene, bofrot on the street": McDan shares his success story

**McDan Shares His Journey to Wealth: "I Sold Bofrot and Kerosene"**

In a recent interview, McDan discussed his rise as a wealthy businessman in Ghana. He shared that he once sold kerosene and deep-fried dough, known as 'Bofrot,' on the streets of La.

McDan addressed negative views about rich individuals. Many young people see wealthy men as corrupt rather than hardworking. He noted that this resentment stems from social media perceptions.

He explained, "People don’t believe rich men anymore. They think we are corrupt." McDan emphasized that despite unusual success stories, many still achieve wealth from humble beginnings.

To teach his son about struggles, McDan made him work as a security guard. He believes it's crucial for wealthy individuals to inspire youth from smaller beginnings.

McDan is committed to uplifting young people facing hardships. Recently, he traveled to Kumasi for an event aimed at empowering aspiring entrepreneurs through his Youth Connect initiative.

From March 27 to March 29, he visited three universities in the Ashanti Region. He also engaged with media and met high-profile personalities during his trip.

Social media users reacted to McDan's comments about wealth. Some expressed skepticism while others shared their own aspirations for success.

Earlier reports highlighted McDan's arrival in Kumasi via helicopter and a fleet of cars. His visit generated buzz on social media as he interacted with team members and local officials before interviews at KNUST.