Kweku Kwaw: Meet the man who claims he is the first person to build fufu machine in Ghana
- A youth innovator, Kweku Sylvester Kwaw, has claimed he is the first person to design and build a fufu grinding machine in Ghana
- In a recent interview, he indicated that his brand is different from other fufu grinding machines that have subsequently been reproduced using his design
- Kwaw spoke to SVTV's DJ Nyaami
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A Ghanaian entrepreneur, designer, and innovator, Kweku Sylvester Kwaw, has claimed that he is the first person to design and build a fufu grinding machine in Ghana.
Kwaw, who is the owner of Sly Metals Works and Solutions, told SVTV's DJ Nyaami that he is the originator of the idea, claiming he is the first to build the fufu grinding machine that other innovators have subsequently reproduced.
Asked what he used in building the machine, he said: ''I use stainless steel, pipe, stainless steel plate, angle bar, stainless steel bucket, engine, and thirteen (13) bolts and nuts to fastened the engine.''
Source: UGC
Kwaw indicated that he began building machines fifteen (15) years ago, disclosing that he creates machines for other purposes aside from fufu.
''I produce fufu machines, bread mixer, cassava grater, cassava peeler, and others. I design and build them myself. The other ones on the market are different, mine works more efficiently,'' he explained.
According to him, he produces the machines on a large scale for wholesalers and retailers as well.
His company, Sly Metals Works and Solutions is located at Amaganya in the Eastern Region, Ghana.
Watch the interview below.
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported a businessman believed to be Ghanaian has been captured on camera rocking a suit and tie to sell buffloaf, popularly known as bofrot.
The man who was neatly attired was spotted by a woman in her vicinity, who called to buy from him.
Impressed by how the man had branded himself as he carried along with him a suitcase, the woman videoed him as he approached her.
In a separate story, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams clocked 64 years on May 12, 2021.
Nicholas Duncan-Williams who is the presiding archbishop of the ACI was born on May 12, 1957, marking over six decades of celebrating this momentous day.
The highly-revered preacher, who has mentored and provided guidance to gospel personalities including Dag Heward-Mills, Bishop James Kwaku Saah among others, has been celebrated on social media as he marks his new age.
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