By Alex Boye
Johnwich Nathan has been enstooled as a developmental chief for the chief and people of Nungua.
His Enstoolment was made possible as a result of his constant support for the development of the communities in Nungua and some parts of the country.
He was given a stool name, NiiBorlabi Tesaa, to occupy the stool that has been vacant for years.
Johnwih Nathan was born in Haiti and emigrated to Hudson, New York with his mother when he was three years old, seeking asylum in the 1990s. They arrived like many immigrants do seeking out Greater opportunities and a better like. Nathan spent his early years in Hudson and held an early job working for Operation Unite, a voluntary organisation.
When he was fifteen, he moved from New York to connecticut to live with his sister in a tiny studio apartment.
After graduating high school, he went to a Bible College where he studied theology and then moved to Phoenix, Arizona to pursue an education in music. It was here that a major shift occurred in his life.
Inspiring by his newfound appreciation for helping people, Nathan struck out to create his own business. Following the advice of business gurus like Tai Lopez and Grant Coedone, he started Harbor HelathInc, a company that runs group homes and other places of assistance for those with drug addiction or other mental health issues.
John Johnwich Nathan continue to expand his Harbor Health business and is currently planning to add a primary cure practice as well as other practices to his suite of mental and helathcare facilities.
