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Nana Kwame Bediako is a full Ghanaian born in Asokwa, Kumasi in the Ashanti Regional capital to the late Mr SK Bediako and Madam Elisabeth Kwarley on February 13, 1980 making him 44 years this year
His father who lived in Accra was a very wealthy businessman including real estates oil & gas and exports but Nana Kwame and his immediate elder brother Kudjo, were single handedly raised in poverty by his beloved mother in Kumasi .NKB has always been a determined forceful person and In his early teens he took his destiny into his own hands and came to Accra to find his father. He was enrolled into Accra Academy and later Apam Secondary School.
Nana grew up alongside his eldest Brother Kweku Bediako who is also a guru in the real estates and oil and gas industry. During those years he developed his entrepreneurial skills under his father’s watch and training after which he was sent to school in the UK where he studied at Waltham Forest College and the University of Westminster. He studied town planning and policy when he started building the city of Petronia in Takoradi. He married his childhood sweetheart at the age of 19 and they are blessed with 3 sons.
In the UK he used his experience as a hustler when he up poor and added it to the training his father gave him and started a telecommunications company in the UK called Global Telecommunications and Utilities which he sold for almost half a million pounds. He also had a scrap dealership and sold accident/damaged cars and spare parts. He even sold fake designer clothes and other business that did very well and by the age of 21 he was already millionaire In pounds sterlings
He Is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, industrialist, philanthropist, and real estate mogul. He is the founder and CEO of the Kwarleyz Group. This group has investments and business interests in the Ghanaian and international real estate sectors and consist of companies including
Belfast City & Property management
Petronia City Development ltd
NEW Africa Construction
Wonda World Estates
CNZ Investments
New Africa Foundation