Wode Maya Amazed by the Inspiring Achievements of Rehoboth Properties’ CEO

Introduction:
Popular Ghanaian YouTuber and global storyteller, Wode Maya, has once again spotlighted a powerful African success story, this time, the extraordinary rise of Mr. Gideon Ayiku Akrofi, CEO of Rehoboth Properties Limited, who has built some of Ghana’s most iconic gated communities without a university degree.

A CEO Breaking Stereotypes

In his video, Wode Maya expressed admiration for Mr. Akrofi’s journey, describing it as “one of the most inspiring stories I’ve ever heard in Ghana.” From humble beginnings to becoming the visionary behind Africa’s first Affordable Luxury Housing project, Mr. Akrofi’s rise is a testament to faith, resilience, and pure purpose.

According to Wode Maya, the CEO’s story is one that should inspire both Ghanaians at home and abroad, reminding everyone that success isn’t defined by academic degrees but by vision, belief, and consistent effort.

Faith Over Degrees

In his own words, Mr. Akrofi shared a bold message with the youth and aspiring entrepreneurs:

“You don’t need a degree before your destiny can come into fulfillment. What you need is God at the center of everything you do.”

He went on to say that hard work and dedication alone are not enough; the “God factor” is what truly distinguishes purpose-driven success from just ambition.

The Impact of His Work

Under Mr. Akrofi’s leadership, Rehoboth Properties has:

• Built multiple gated communities across Accra

• Successfully delivered homes to hundreds of families

• Achieved IFC EDGE green certification for sustainability

• Launched Rehoboth Knightsbridge, a bold new model for Affordable Luxury Housing in Africa

• Inspired a new generation of non-traditional entrepreneurs to dream bigger and trust deeper

Conclusion: A Legacy Bigger Than Buildings

This story is not just about real estate, it’s about rewriting the rules of success. Mr. Gideon Akrofi’s achievements are a reminder that faith, humility, and grit can take you further than any certificate ever could.

“Let this story remind every young African that with God, belief, and perseverance, anything is possible.” Wode Maya