In a heartfelt interview with Kwadwo Sheldon Studios, Evan, a Norwegian student, opened up about his unique journey—one marked by heartbreak, self-discovery, and an unexpected love for a country rather than a person.
The interview, filmed in the lively setting of a mall in Accra, revealed Evan’s bold decision to leave behind the familiarity of Norway and start anew in Ghana. What prompted this life-altering move? A breakup that left him searching for a fresh perspective and new experiences to help him heal.
“I go to school at the University of Ghana. Legon. Well, this is a secret between the two of us. I’m trying to get my mind off of my ex-girlfriend. Yeah, she’s stuck in my head, so I need new experiences to keep going on other stuff,” Evan revealed with a candid smile.
His openness sparked laughter from the interviewer and audience, but behind his words lay a deeper story of vulnerability and personal transformation.
“And because you people are lovely. Yes, I love Ghanaians. Don’t tell everyone,” Evan joked, laughing, yet the sincerity in his admiration was clear.
Evan’s excitement for his new environment radiated through his words, especially when he spoke of the warmth and kindness he had encountered in Ghana. His deep appreciation for the country’s vibrant culture and energetic atmosphere reflected the positive impact his new surroundings had on him.
His journey from heartbroken to hopeful illustrates that sometimes, the best way to rediscover yourself is to venture into the unknown. Evan’s experiences in Ghana highlight how unexpected twists in life can lead to the most meaningful personal growth and self-discovery.
For the full interview, where Evan shares more about his path from heartbreak to healing, visit Kwadwo Sheldon Studios’ YouTube channel.
Story by: Kelvin B. Annor-Yeboah | univers.ug.edu.gh
