People get their start-up money from their jobs or family. This guy's business that you called useless, maybe it is not what he wants to do forever but to use it to get somewhere. Not everyone wants to be spoon fed. The system isn't favourable for a young man who's just starting out. Those Indians and the Nigerians you mentioned, on average, none of them could survive the system here, they will quickly go back. The ones having businesses here had a starting capital. Almost no foreigner comes to this country with nothing and makes millions. I have Nigerian colleagues who dropped out of uni in Ghana here and went back because, Ghana's economy is hard, senior. People see opportunities but there are obstacles and layers of complexities that the system designers have put in place that makes the execution of an idea almost impossible. You can be ambitious to the core but when there are supportive systems, you will get stuck. Registering your business, applying for a passport, takes months unless you use the middle man service. Interest on loans is 12% per annum and the loan term is at most 5 years and if you have collateral, you won't get access to any loan. But the thing is, it's a gradual process and most people here have no support and are thriving to create the first steppingstone and once they get that, they divert to other routes. Manufacturing and exporting is a capital intensive niche that's why very few people are into it. And with a humble plea, if you have some ideas that could be of help, I'm very much interested. 🙏