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Hello Everyone! It gives me pleasure to present to you this third edition themed ‘’Fashion Statement’’ and I hope you’d find it as enjoyable as it was putting it together with you in mind. Yes, I mean You! Compiling it was so much fun as I thought of the joy and the benefits you would derive turning every page, and I hope we continue bringing out more interesting editions. Of course without my remarkably amiable team members this edition will not be a reality. They love you just as much and their contribution is seen in every word.

Hello Everyone!
It gives me pleasure to present to you this third edition themed ‘’Fashion Statement’’ and I hope you’d
find it as enjoyable as it was putting it together with you in mind. Yes, I mean You! Compiling it was so
much fun as I thought of the joy and the benefits you would derive turning every page, and I hope we
continue bringing out more interesting editions. Of course without my remarkably amiable team
members this edition will not be a reality. They love you just as much and their contribution is seen in
every word.

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Ghanaian fo ods<br />

like most African foods, are prepared<br />

from vegetables, tubers, grains, fish,<br />

other sea foods, snails, and meat of<br />

various kinds<br />

Foods of Ghana are as varied and<br />

diverse in constituents and preparation<br />

are the beautiful people who occupy<br />

the modern day Ashanti Confederacy<br />

and the various Fante states along the<br />

former Gold Coast.<br />

With a population of over 21 million,<br />

79 languages (9 main languages –<br />

Akan, Ga, Nzema, Dagbane, Kasem,<br />

Dangme, Ewe, Gonja, and Dagbane),<br />

and cultural orientation depending on<br />

whether you are from the North of<br />

Ghana (Ashanti), East (Brong Ahafo),<br />

Central Ghana or Accra, as well as<br />

religious leaning, it is not difficult to<br />

imagine that one food may be popular<br />

in one part of Ghana, and not in the<br />

other.<br />

Most Ghanaian foods are prepared<br />

from the same food items.<br />

Kenkey<br />

Ghanaian dish made from corn<br />

dough and served with freshly<br />

grounded pepper, onions and<br />

spice<br />

<strong>Mode</strong>rn Restaurant<br />

Interior Design<br />

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