Doing business is not for the weak

I think it’s the place she set up, too close to a busy road

That could be a factor

Wo de koko si highways 3p3 t)fo)... dey play 😂😂😂😂

She’ll soon get more customers and sometimes too the locator dey hia

Business is not for the weak chale..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Foods like this needs to be prepared and brought out by 5 am from 9 am people want heavy food

You're too closer to the road. Move back small, customers will come

Improper dressing. She has to wear mayaafi to attract customers.

@3ny3_Obiaa_Asem According to feasibility studies, Anka you for dey do Fante kenkey kooko cus of your location. What will a Fante man do with Hausa kooko

Nowadays many people skip breakfast and hit on a heavy meal later moreover, most people who used to buy have now switched to cooking

Dear Ministry of Finance, Ghana needs to have an honest conversation about the structure of our economy. Everywhere you go, you see Ghanaians selling something—at markets, on the streets, from shops, online and from small roadside businesses. There is absolutely nothing wrong with honest trading. These people are working hard to survive. But government must ask a difficult question: Why does it appear that so many Ghanaians have no option but to create their own livelihoods through trading? We cannot build a transformed economy simply by having more people sell to one another. We need to create an economy that produces more jobs, factories, skilled workers, technology, agro-processing, manufacturing and export-oriented businesses. I respectfully urge the Ministry of Finance to examine the employment structure of Ghana and tell the nation, with credible data, how many of our working people depend on informal trading and other forms of self-employment. This is not an attack on traders. It is a call for government to build an economy where a young Ghanaian can choose between becoming a trader, an engineer, a technician, a manufacturer, a software developer, an agricultural entrepreneur or a skilled professional—and not be forced into petty trading because there are no alternatives. Ghana has hardworking people. What we need now is an economy that creates opportunities worthy of their hard work. I respectfully ask the Ministry of Finance and government to make this part of the national economic conversation. The question is not whether Ghanaians are working. The question is: are we creating enough productive work? #GhanaEconomy #JobsForGhanaians #YouthEmployment #Industrialisation #Ghana

Location is key in this adventure… the road isn’t busy enough

Her boyfriend should bill her and get mad if she doesn’t come through

Starting a business needs strategy..... location sells and also how quality your product is.....so definitely one must be a factor

this is sad. a country that everybody sells, who should come and buy? Graduates complete school and compete with those already selling on the street.

I tell you

It’s just bad location that’s all. Just find a place where most people pass and you’ll get sales

Dear, you too close to the main road, how and where do you want your customers to stand and buy from you. Secondly, at that area you are selling, does that place has more people passing by or vehicles passing by.

But if she just started the business she has to know people do not no the location for Koko so she has to do something small to attract and no cooking a whole basin.

Send me her number I want to bless her

Are there many koko sellers in the location? Is koko high in demand there? Is her food expensive or has it got to do with the taste? I've always thought koko business goes on well because it's the breakfast for many people. I'm surprised to hear that.

God speak to your child to have faith

How can you sell Koko in a quiet area.

Aww koko mpo nie hmm

Low business due to wrong location. Work on that!

So where should her customers stand to buy the food?

Location location plays a role in the item you’re selling

He should find a busy place Who would buy koko on a stretch that has only speeding cars

It’s well

Sorry dem pay my money so today i was craving for waakye. Monday ago come buy porridge when the money finish

Add the mayor of foods to it you go cashout

Which part of tarkwa is she? I will pull up tomorrow 😁

Every day we should eat coco eiii so what about the other sellers

Its really tough 💔

Nobody is even passing