Maxmart – A Saga of Excellence

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• Enemies Of Progress 10 years ago

  very refreshing not to have to read about adofo's mindless wanderings or okoampa fantasizing about nana konadu's menstrual blood

  very refreshing not to have to read about adofo's mindless wanderings or okoampa fantasizing about nana konadu's menstrual blood

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• Kofi 10 years ago

  Hehehehe friend. Hmmm at least this is one company that is fighting to please its clientele, and survive at the same time. given the stringent circumstances. Good guy.

  Hehehehe friend. Hmmm at least this is one company that is fighting to please its clientele, and survive at the same time. given the stringent circumstances. Good guy.

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• John 10 years ago

  Is that a Ghanaian owned? Are these items produced in Ghana? Ghanaians have been deceived into thinking that they now live in paradise with the proliferation of these foreign goods in super store. When have toys become commo ...
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  Is that a Ghanaian owned? Are these items produced in Ghana? Ghanaians have been deceived into thinking that they now live in paradise with the proliferation of these foreign goods in super store. When have toys become common items of consumption by Ghanaian children? Pathetic lot for us

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• koranteng 10 years ago

  Chale this is business is Ghanaian owned. Besides, you don't expect them to sell tin cars with wooden steering, especially that they have made such a huge investment. But if you must know, they sponsor many Ghanaian children ...
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  Chale this is business is Ghanaian owned. Besides, you don't expect them to sell tin cars with wooden steering, especially that they have made such a huge investment. But if you must know, they sponsor many Ghanaian children who are brilliant but cannot afford to go to school. They support orphanges; they give disenfranchised chilsren reasons to smile. Have you done any such thing in your life? Have you sponsored a Ghanaian child's education? Have you given benevolently to charity? Have you paid the hospital bills of sick Ghanaians? What are you talking about? If there is any pathetic case it is you. How can you debunk the good works of a company that has maintained its over 400 staff when others are sacking theirs? I don't care how much they make, but at least I know that my Ghanaian brethren are earning a living working with this company. As a result their families are not destitute like you would wish Ghanaians with your negative vituperations.

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• Bob 10 years ago

  Free ad on ghanaweb.
  
  Did Maxmart make Sales on Black Friday? Will they slash prices considerably in their Xmas sales or they'll continue fleecing Ghanaians with cheap Chinese made items?

  Free ad on ghanaweb.
  
  Did Maxmart make Sales on Black Friday? Will they slash prices considerably in their Xmas sales or they'll continue fleecing Ghanaians with cheap Chinese made items?

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• Kofi 10 years ago

  Dear Bob, it is worthy to note that Maxmart sells the most exquisite goods and encourage by all means "made in Ghana" products. In fact, all items featured are of the highest international standards. There are hardly any chin ...
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  Dear Bob, it is worthy to note that Maxmart sells the most exquisite goods and encourage by all means "made in Ghana" products. In fact, all items featured are of the highest international standards. There are hardly any chinese but if there are, be assured that they are the best. Stop by and peruse the products. I am sure you won't regret.

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• Bob 10 years ago

  But why this blatant commercialization on ghanaweb? I see this as a pure ad masquerading as an article.
  
  I see ghanaweb carries paid ads on its pages but viewers know that they are ads.
  
  Why are you advertising a shop as ...
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  But why this blatant commercialization on ghanaweb? I see this as a pure ad masquerading as an article.
  
  I see ghanaweb carries paid ads on its pages but viewers know that they are ads.
  
  Why are you advertising a shop as a feature article?
  
  I wonder if you paid something for this!!!

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• Koranteng 10 years ago

  Chale this is business is Ghanaian owned. Besides, you don't expect them to sell tin cars with wooden steering, especially that they have made such a huge investment. But if you must know, they sponsor many Ghanaian children ...
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  Chale this is business is Ghanaian owned. Besides, you don't expect them to sell tin cars with wooden steering, especially that they have made such a huge investment. But if you must know, they sponsor many Ghanaian children who are brilliant but cannot afford to go to school. They support orphanges; they give disenfranchised chilsren reasons to smile. Have you done any such thing in your life? Have you sponsored a Ghanaian child's education? Have you given benevolently to charity? Have you paid the hospital bills of sick Ghanaians? What are you talking about? If there is any pathetic case it is you. How can you debunk the good works of a company that has maintained its over 400 staff when others are sacking theirs? I don't care how much they make, but at least I know that my Ghanaian brethren are earning a living working with this company. As a result their families are not destitute like you would wish Ghanaians with your negative vituperations.

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• koranteng 10 years ago

  This was in reply to John's untoward comment

  This was in reply to John's untoward comment

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• Maxmart Waa? 10 years ago

  U are only stoking the consumption of foreign goods by making them more affordable. If u want to help the so-called children invest in the production of those toys n other products in Ghana.

  U are only stoking the consumption of foreign goods by making them more affordable. If u want to help the so-called children invest in the production of those toys n other products in Ghana.

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• sefayi 10 years ago

  Why don't you start first and lead the way. I am sure they will follow. We Ghanaians can be something paa. Di kan y3 biribi ma oman Ghana. Obiara b3di wo3kyi.

  Why don't you start first and lead the way. I am sure they will follow. We Ghanaians can be something paa. Di kan y3 biribi ma oman Ghana. Obiara b3di wo3kyi.

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• Efo Kodjo 10 years ago

  Stop foisting imported goods on Africans and produce locally. Akp3.

  Stop foisting imported goods on Africans and produce locally. Akp3.

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