My mum and my antie were clothes sellers at makola number 1 in the 70s and 80s

your video is very educative, I love how you managed to use the Twi language throughout. Ghana is grateful to people like you who are still upholding our culture.

History has been marked in this video Thanks so much mom 20-11-2020 I was here

Ooohhh Thank u Mummy 🇬🇭🇬🇭👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿❤️ u did. it perfect 👸🏾

Abɔfra bɔ nwa na ɔmmɔ nkyekyede3 means that “A child cracks the shell of a snail but not that of a tortoise.” It doesn’t mean “A child coughs but not like a tortoise “ as you translated it. The meaning was however right. A child behaves like a child. The Ghanaian society expects age appropriate behavior from all of its members. Behaving or talking in ways that seem “above your age” can be considered disrespectful to adults unless you’re just a mature little one. 😄😄 Thank you for your hard work

Good Education. Please, show the cloth one by one open..

Please i need a cloth for my grandmother,which one is best

Too much noise in the background.

How can I get some of this wholesale 😊

I need six t

How is it. And how can we contact you

How much

How much is it in wholesale

Madame, I love Ghanaian cloth, but don’t understand your language. What language are you speaking? I wish to learn it.

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Twi one of our local language

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@@adjoahnhyirahtv4253 For it to get to a wider audience, it would have had more views and likes had there been subtitles(translation).

Speak in English please

Please i need a cloth for my grandmother,which one is best