Ghanaian actor Kwaku Manu has stated that he can easily build a house within six months, provided the necessary funds are available to begin the project.
In a recent interview, Kwaku Manu explained that he decided to start building homes for people after noticing that masons are often not trustworthy.
He mentioned that they would charge for materials that needed to be purchased on-site but would fail to buy them as promised.
“To build a house in this country is not easy, especially when it comes to finding reliable workers. Some masons will ask you to give them money for certain items, but they won’t purchase them as agreed. If you trust them, you end up sending the money for them to get the materials themselves, but as the owner of the project, you won’t always have the time to supervise the work,” he said.
The actor went on to share his personal experience with an untrustworthy mason, “The first house I built for myself, the mason in charge of the project was building for me while also using my materials to build his own house. Meanwhile, he already had a place of his own, but he used my materials to build a mansion for himself.”
As a result, Kwaku Manu decided to pursue house building as a full-time business.
He has already built homes for several clients and believes he can go far in this line of work.
“There are people abroad who want to build a house and move in whenever they visit the country, but the challenge is finding reliable workers. When you bring the contract to me, all we need is your money. I will personally make sure we buy the land in good locations. You just need to provide your plans, and my team will handle the construction. All the materials we use will be legitimate, so you won’t have to worry about the building process. This can all be completed within six months if the funds are ready.”
