Why it is time to rebrand Ghana’s fugu

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Concerned Ghanaian 11 years ago

A very insightful description of the smock and its significance! More of these!!
I attended an international conference in Burkina Faso and was so fascinated at the extent to which participants from all over the globe patro ...
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A very insightful description of the smock and its significance! More of these!!
I attended an international conference in Burkina Faso and was so fascinated at the extent to which participants from all over the globe patronized conference bags and various male and female dresses made of smock fabric. Not so in Ghana, we would rater prefer to distribute flashy conference bags imported from China!! The smock can become an important foreign exchange earner if little interest is directed to it from important stakeholders.
ghanaman 11 years ago

Jomo, cheers for raising worthy issues around doing a rethinking as far as stretching the economic and cultural impact of the smock is concerned. Yours is an ingenious mind, a gem so rare in Ogyakrom. What's left is for someo ...
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Jomo, cheers for raising worthy issues around doing a rethinking as far as stretching the economic and cultural impact of the smock is concerned. Yours is an ingenious mind, a gem so rare in Ogyakrom. What's left is for someone to "walk the talk".
Kwafo 11 years ago

Great. Thanks.

Great. Thanks.
TKN 11 years ago

Tweeaaaa! wetin fugu go us, apuuu.

Tweeaaaa! wetin fugu go us, apuuu.