This New Ultra Modern Shopping Center Is Melcom’s First Ever Mall In Accra Ghana

#princeaakortey
On this week’s episode, we tour Melcom’s first ever mall open on the spintex road In Accra Ghana.
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[@ericb.1902]

Nice video this is what I want to see from Ghana a first world project very beautiful. 👍🏾

[@PrinceAAkortey]

Thanks for watching

[@BackwardTravisty]

Just what I wanted to see.
Ghana bound. 🇬🇭

[@williamhenrydr.med.acquah3073]

Nice Mall but what Ghanaian products are sold here?

[@nanaansah8590]

Good video. The commentary was a bit distracting instead of being complementary but still did a great job of giving insight. Just a minor issue I can live with.

[@agnesyffgggyyy6obeng251]

I see only foreign products sold here, can Melcom sell locally produced goods or products to help boost Ghana economy? Wholesalers can you build a similar store and sell only local manufactured goods?

[@DavidOfosuAppiah]

Great video bro,nice presentation.

[@PrinceAAkortey]

Thank you 🙏

[@DavidOfosuAppiah]

@@PrinceAAkortey you most welcome 🤗🙏

[@Vimac08]

Thanks for sharing

[@djamaltanko5121]

Ghana 🇬🇭 can't still be building roads with open gutters. It's 2023 , 21st century let's grow

[@verron5]

That’s the first step in covered gutters. Thats why one side is higher than the other. These ones will be covered

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

It's a wonder
What's stopping the President from enshrining into law the eradication of open gutters.
All it'll take is the political will.

[@goldboateng8073]

😂😂 very true…

[@kgravgrav8496]

Well said 👏

[@markntiri8251]

@@williamgamelisenaya793 even.our open gutters are easily choked. Imagine a closed one. Yes covered gutters is the way to go but small small we'd get tgere

[@pharukomar5322]

Great vid! Keep it up!

[@PrinceAAkortey]

Thanks bro

[@lindaissah8960]

Good job 👏 👏👏

[@PrinceAAkortey]

Thanks… I appreciate you watching

[@lindaissah8960]

@@PrinceAAkortey you’re heartily welcome 🙏 ❤️❤️❤️from 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@kgravgrav8496]

This is all imported food what happened to our own local made cakes, biscuits and chocolates how does this help the economy….. thoughts pls…

[@kwamescratch6727]

When you open your business then do what you’re saying, till then don’t tell others what to do

[@elizabethabenatakyi]

​​@@kwamescratch6727 I hope ur sense is far from u for this respond

[@kwamescratch6727]

@@elizabethabenatakyi yes and i hope yours is so closer to know that you don’t tell people what they should do in their business with their own money

[@kgravgrav8496]

This its why it is written my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. Because thou has rejected knowledge. Because anyone who understands simple mathematics and GDP have been can easily understand common benefits for your country. If ur people make items and sell it in country then the country imports less and what does that mean more jobs for local people more savings for the government. 2) In terms of importing these items what are the benefits dont u read cant ur eyes see most of these products are laced with chemicals that cause cancer and other illness that we are short of in ghana because we do not use chemicals in our own food. It is people with short vision and no understanding who cannot gasp logic. A word to the wise is sufficient.

[@elizabethabenatakyi]

​@@kwamescratch6727 if u don't close ur damn mouth,am gonna help to close it for u shit

[@kwamescratch6727]

Bro good work but it’s been long since you updated us on the progress of the new developments you’ve been showing us, like the new apartments, hotels etc

[@PrinceAAkortey]

Update will come soon

[@blackcoffee8301]

Hmmm say it again oooh, even that road with traffic, and now that melcom is built on that road e go be bad for that road users

[@allbert001]

GNTC Was the first mall in ghana

[@abubakarmohammed2020]

Let ur camera get close to the prices nest tym

[@samuelsey4046]

Who designed this mall? I was there a couple of weeks ago. It felt like walking in a massive warehouse.

[@nzappazapp8360]

I am surprised supermarkets are still opening such big shops, that was the trend around 2010 but it failed because too much space was being used up for displaying goods that are not fast moving. Losses are incurred due to high costs of maintenance and obsolescence.
The main cash cows for supermarkets is consumables which people buy daily rather than furniture and appliances that people only buy once and use for many years

[@sulaimankanu1890]

I need the plan please

[@rimlikhastgir9720]

Do visit this mall guys...

[@giftofgodstarnorth6363]

Show casing a foreigner Owned mall ???????????

[@verron5]

Looks like Target lol

[@hosealong3930]

Convenience is certainly appreciated. Malls are dying in the U.S. but flourishing in the developing world. I fear Ghana is fast becoming like the west. There may be a time when it's uniqueness will fade, and it will look too much like the west.

[@bxf99999]

Yes, it will be very sad when we stop seeing people defecating on the beaches, seas that look more like plastic bags than water, roads that don't have hundreds of potholes, streets with open gutters, etc, etc. Yes it will be a sad day when all these goodies disappear.

[@dorothyyawson2844]

This is an outlet not a mall

[@ProphetYaw]

Work on your camera

[@yawmartin9370]

the talking is too much man!

[@markntiri8251]

Exactly. Trying to impress us with his knowlrdge of architecture. These r some reasons why tiktok is appealing to most people now. No plenty talking

[@veronicaowusu8453]

A name of a demon. The name needs to be changed. Bringing their Gods from their country to destroy Ghana. Where are the Christian Council to protest the name.

[@andrewtweneboah6254]

Melcom mall lacks greenery. Why ?