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The pain of Osei’s betrayal was a bitter poison, but Kwesi refused to let it consume him. He compartmentalised the agony, packing it away into

The transformation of Kwesi Dankwa into the billionaire investor known only as “Nana K” did not happen overnight. It was a slow, deliberate process, built
