“I intend to take every school under trees” -McDan McKorley discloses
Dr. Daniel McKorley (McDan)
The CEO/Group Chairman at McDan Group of Companies, Dr. Daniel McKorley has dished out his intention for education in Ghana.
The CEO speaking on JoyNews said he has started the building of schools in the “North, the next is Zabzugu, Brong Ahafo Region” and other targeted places in the country.
He also promised to start the Coast League again which will also serve as one of the ways for giving back to society.
“I want to change life. I want to be the CEO of CEOs. I want to build businesses,” McDan pours his dream.
“I want people to see me not how much money I have made. I want the image to be like how many people this man is been able to groom or help.
McDan is worth emulating for the youth. He stands as a rock one can lean on to catapult their dreams and ambitions to the right destination(s).
The entrepreneur, mentor, and CEO explained the reason behind his act of helping others.
“Since my early childhood, I have always found pleasure in helping others. My grandparents, who raised me along with my siblings, taught us the importance of giving back to society. They believed that by offering our assistance to others, we would receive happiness and fulfillment in return, and become better individuals.
“The act of giving back to society should never leave us. Regardless of our financial status, we should all strive to give back to society, especially to those who are underserved and less privileged. We can dedicate our time to cleaning up our communities or showing kindness to our neighbours. Personally, I will continue to give my time, resources, and ideas to the communities around me.”
SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh
Dr McKorley should stop bagging about building school infrastructures. He had a contract to build a library complex including offices for Deans, Heads of Departments and Lecturers in SD Dombo, Simon Diedong Dombo University, in WA. The project has been abandoned since 2017 and all efforts to get Dr McKorley have been unsuccessful. He should complete that and only then can he take up his trumpet.