The Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur, who was on his way to inaugurate the University of Cape Coast Language Laboratory, said The whistle stop was to afford him the opportunity to interact with the traders there and also share ideas with them.
His motive is to see the way forward for their industry and also know their concerns in the area.
Interacting with some of the ‘Fante Kenkey’ sellers, he revealed to them that he is also a consumer of their Kenkey and could testify that it tastes good.
He took the opportunity to buy some balls of Fante Kenkey and promised that he would be communicating with them from time to time.
The Yamoransa junction is well-known for the selling of one of the best ‘Fante kenkeys’ in Ghana. The kenkey is mostly purchased by travelers along the Trans ECOWAS Trade Route.
Source: Maxwell Okamafo Addo/ email: carlmazing@yahoo.com
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