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A look inside the luxurious homes of the rich and famous in Ghana
Homes that will turn you absolutely green with envy
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From marble floors, stunning views and gold plated walls. Wonder no more. We give you a tour of the most lavish celebrity homes in the country.
Dr. Kwaku Frimpong
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Chief Executive Officer of Champion Divine Clinic and takes a tour of his luxurious Mansions, gym arena, cinema hall, $5.2m ultra modern hospital and the expensive cars he drives.
Mike Twum-Barimah - Director of Midwest Company Limited
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Kwame Despite
The Chief Executive Officer of Despite Group of Companies is one of Africa’s most successful entrepreneurs. Kwame Despite owns a conglomerate of media firms in Ghana and resides in this castle in Nhyiaeso near the +2 Pub.
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Kennedy Agyapong
The Ghanaian politician and MP for Assin North is one of the richest businessmen in Ghana and has built for himself this luxurious edifice of comfort and class.
Pool area.
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Asamoah Gyan
The Black Stars captain, musician and soon-to-be airline owner has a $3M mansion called La Basilica de Baby Jet at McCarthy Hill, Accra
Shatta Wale
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The English recording artist who has Ghanaian descent lives in this classy mansion.
The self-acclaimed Dancehall King rules the music world from this $1M house mansion.
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