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Tokyo-based Ghanaian entrepreneur, Opoku Oppong Kwabena, popularly known as Kobe, has revealed that he has plans of building an amusement park in Ghana.
Speaking on E Vibes with Becky, he said this is part of his plans on giving back to his country Ghana.
“It's always been my dream to put up an amusement park not exactly like Disneyland or Universal studios because I have realised they don't have a Disneyland or Universal studios in Africa," he said.
Kobe added that "so it has always been my dream to do something like that in future and it's something that I am working on.”
Kobe joined his father, Frank Anthony Amanfo in Japan some 15 years ago, and now they are business partners in the popular lounge and dining bar, R2 Supperclub, located in Roppongi, Tokyo.
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