Ghanaian father proudly shares photos of daughter building soap producing machine from scratch
- Amoahs Amoah posted frames of his daughter, Empress Esi Amoah, building a liquid soap producing machine from scratch
- He highlighted some of the processes she went through to build the machine
- Amoah indicated that Esi used the machine to manufacture liquid soap and donated thousands of the product
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A social media user, Amoahs Amoah, has warmed the hearts of many with frames of his daughter, Empress Esi Amoah, building a liquid soap producing machine.
Accompanying the series of photos, Amoah proudly detailed how his daughter started building the machine.
Esi Amoah was captured in protective clothing in one of the snaps welding parts of the machine together.
Source: Instagram
''Empress On The Road building her liquid soap producing machine, Cutting stage,'' he captioned the photo.
Amoah indicated that his daughter completed the machine and used it to manufacture liquid soap for charity.
''Empress On The Road completes machine and manufacturing liquid soap for Charity.. Thousands of litres donated to hospitals and rural poor health facilities across Ghana.''
According to him, they donated thousands of litres to hospitals and rural health facilities across Ghana.
Speaking in an interview with YEN.com.gh, Esi's father described her as a ''goal-getter, unpredictably creative, determined, and selfless.''
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Through her organisation, Eduhub Ghana, she provides underprivileged students with bags to help them pursue education.
Yeboah's kindhearted deed and involvement with the students has been highlighted on social media.
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In a post on its Facebook page, the Embassy lauded Blankson's tremendous works that brought exposure to African Entertainment by highlighting African talents to western audiences.
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