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Wode Maya's 'goldmine' YouTube channel generates $30,000-$50,000 per month

Star Ghanaian YouTuber Wode Maya, real name Berthold Kobby Winkler Ackon, recently shared details about his impressive earnings from his YouTube channel.

Wode Maya

As the first Ghanaian YouTuber to reach one million subscribers, he revealed that he makes an astounding monthly income ranging from $30,000 to $50,000 solely based on views.

Wode Maya opened up about his YouTube income at The Shine Summit hosted by Ghanaian Blogger Augustus Koranteng Kyei, known popularly as Kobby Kyei, on Friday, June 2.

The YouTuber asked the audience how much money they thought he made monthly from his over one million subscribers on the channel. Following a response that he earns "$100,000," Wode Maya disclosed that he rakes between "$30,000 and $50,000".

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In addition to his earnings from YouTube, Wode Maya mentioned that he also charges for his advice and business consultations. He emphasized that if he were still working as an aviation engineer, he would not have been able to afford his current car, house, and estate. This further highlighted the financial success he has achieved through his YouTube endeavors.

According to the internet personality, he charges when people seek his advice and also charges when they want him to come over to discuss business.

Wode May further mentioned that he wouldn't have been able to afford his car, house, and estate if he still worked as an aviation engineer. Fans of the renowned YouTuber applauded his uplifting remarks after the video capturing his comments surfaced. Many admitted they were inspired.

His disclosure resonated with his fans, who found his story motivating and appreciated his transparency. Wode Maya's success serves as an inspiration to aspiring content creators, showcasing the potential for financial growth and independence through online platforms like YouTube.

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