By Kwame Tony 
One of the most popular YouTubers in the nation, Bernard Kwadwo Amoafo, often known as Kwadwo Sheldon, has praised his grandmother for raising a person like him.
Sheldon’s compliments to his grandmother came after BBC Africa News opted to include his work and those of a few other content makers in a new documentary titled “Social Media Money in Ghana.
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According to the BBC, the documentary is focused on the difficulties of becoming a content producer in Ghana as well as how these content creators fought to make a living in a struggling economy.
Since his breakthrough in the last two years, he has been providing a ton of excellent material on his numerous social media accounts, and it is clear that both Ghanaians and people all over the world like what he has been doing.
Sheldon said that her grandmother once had to sell her clothing to get money for him to enroll and take the BECE since she was struggling to make ends meet as a peasant farmer.
Kwadwo Sheldon wrote on twitter:
She sold her cloth so I could get money to pay for my BECE registration.. I put her on the BBC! Adwubi raised a legend! Thank you grandma!
Source: Dklassgh.com