Selling scraps made me a millionaire at age 21 – Nana Kwame Bediako aka Freedom Jacob Caesar aka Cheddar Leave a comment

Nana Kwame Bediako popularly known as Freedom Jacob Caesar and Cheddar is a Ghanaian businessman and real estate mogul. He is the founder and chairman of the Ghanaian real estate and property management company Kwarleyz Group. Under the Kwarleyz Group, he is in charge of at least four businesses: Wonda World, a developer, Petronia (Petronia City in the Western Region), New Africa Construction, a contractor, BELFAST, which handles property and city administration, and New Africa Foundation, a civic society organization.

He is the founder of New Africa Foundation which focuses on providing support for the less privileged. The foundation helps children by providing medical, nutritional and educational support.

The leader of the New Force movement and the man behind the mask, Cheddar, has made some revelations about the source of his wealth. In his own words, “I made my first one million pounds sterling at 21 from selling scrap.’’ In an interview with Citi TV’s Point of View, Cheddar described his business history and how he used $20,000 of his first million-pound earnings to open a nightclub in Ghana.

Freedom Jacob Caesar who went into the business of scrap metal collection and sales while in the United Kingdom later ventured into telecommunication sector in 1999.

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His Political Ambition

Nana Kwame Bediako declared his intention to run as candidate for the New Force movement on January 7, 2024. This came after weeks of conjecture, in which the New Force hinted that it would field a “masked” candidate, whom some Ghanaians guessed to be Bediako. The announcement, which was scheduled to happen in Black Star Square, was rescheduled after the rally’s permission was revoked by the presidential administration due to “an unforeseen state event.”

The convention which was organized by the New Africa foundation had speakers like Professor P. L. O. Lumumba, Julius Malema, Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao, and Peter Obi– and thousands of patrons had filled the Independence Square for the event. Cheddar expressed disappointment with the development of events, but said the New Force movement had grown stronger in Ghana.

He claims that if he were elected president of Ghana, he would “liberate Africa,” start thousands of new businesses, and turn Ghana into a middle-income nation