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• james naru 12 years ago

  I will wear Ghana products.
  Good on you.
  This is the type of spirit we need instead of promoting foreign goods

  I will wear Ghana products.
  Good on you.
  This is the type of spirit we need instead of promoting foreign goods

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• CITIZEN ONE 12 years ago

  I will not wear Ghana made attires until they start manufacturing quality fabrics and less abrasive colors.
  
  I will not touch a kente cloth with a 10 foot pole, because I cannot stand more than 2 colors in my attire. Is thi ...
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  I will not wear Ghana made attires until they start manufacturing quality fabrics and less abrasive colors.
  
  I will not touch a kente cloth with a 10 foot pole, because I cannot stand more than 2 colors in my attire. Is this a sin? Are you more Ghanaian than me?
  
  I will never wear batakali, because that thing is so raw it will erode my skin.
  
  I will not wear Jorome, because for a real man such as I, it is simply too "feminine" on a man - clownish.
  
  By the way, everybody wears, uses foreign goods and clothing when it suits their convenience. You will never survive 7 days and 7 nights if you abandon all things foreign.
  
  We try too hard and mess up good things. Be original, there is room in the world for development. Plain white shirt and black pants is not foreign! If you sew it and it is of high quality and standard, they will wear it, and even export it. Don't beg, don't blackmail, and don't deceive us about our national origins and patriotism!

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• CITIZEN ONE 12 years ago

  Yes. I'd rather do that.

  Yes. I'd rather do that.

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