SUMAYA'S KITCHEN: 75-YEAR-OLD CHOP BAR IN TAMALE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- This is an inspirational story of a women-led indigenous food business at Sakasaka, a suburb in Tamale, Ghana that has lasted for three generations.
It forms part of Mpuntusem's Ghana Narratives Series which documents and preserves unique & impactful stories for public education.
Some key lessons from the story include;
1. Indigenous spices have been used from the beginning of the business to date
2. Being charitable is a core aspect of the business as they make available food everyday to feed the destitute such as mad people and sometimes stranded travelers.
3. The business is family and community oriented and it forms an integral part of the history of Tamale, particularly Sakasaka.
NB: Filming for this documentary was done in early 2020 before Ghana recorded its first COVID-19 case.
Hi Sumaya I was a regular customer to your mom when I was schooling in Nbisco now in Canada I will visit you anytime back home May Allah help and bless you and see you through in your dreams.
I like this, this is how all the big businesses in the world are built. We need these people to go around educate the youth.
I really like and love elderly people. May Allah bless them more and more.
Wow, she is very industrious and still very beautiful. Her English is on point. Mum we love you keep serving your nation in the best you can. God bless you. We shall one come there when we hit down.
Mother's know best ..with your education & skills ..you will rise high 🙏
I have enjoyed her food so much when i was in tamale. God bless you i will visit anytime i come to Ghana. Hardworking women she has got
Vim 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I'm inspired. I also offered secretarial course in sch but ended up in food business.
Congrats Sumaya... Proud of you... CEO sumaya kitchen!
Waoooooh. This is a generational business. Hard working women. Bless them.
My auntie ,yeyyyy.It runs in the family🥰🥰🥰🥰.God bless you grandma Zeinab and aunt Sumaya,this is one of the best chop bars (as we call it) in Tamale.Thanks for bringing it to the spotlight 😊🙏.
Will like to eat there if I go to ghana this year and visit Tamale.
@@emmanuelladinin9539 Yes please do 😊.
@@andsowhat6862 I live at airport junction.Savelugu road...
@@emmanuelladinin9539 wow,lucky you.I'm halfway across the world😌 and missing all the food Tamale has to offer😅.
@@andsowhat6862 im currently also away.But preparing to visit Ghana.Far away In New york.
Thank you for documenting this incredible food history and business. Beautiful family ❤️❤️
Mama Sumaya what an inspirer you are.
Big up you and our rest of our Hausa families in Tamale.
Heheheh we are not hausa,we are a dagomba family😊.
@@andsowhat6862 thank you for correcting him
Great achievement. Chop bars in Ghana should learn from them.
Masha'Allah...Hajia Sumaya
Bless this beautiful, kind, hardworking Lady !
Wish you and family good living !!
This is so beautiful, you can tell they cook with love ❤️
Wow she looks so good for her age, healthy people good food
Yes you can say that again, in fact she is still beautiful. She is blessed.
Congratulation that was my bass n I us to enjoy it
Very beautiful video.
No trading. No training
Honesty intergrity diversity brilliant unicef lele Hausa
Nice! I Loved this Video whats the name of the town where this Restaurant located? I would love to eat there when i visit this beautiful Country. Thank you for sharing this video im watching from USA AMERICA god bless you all
Tamale in the northern region
Keep the good work and the rest shall be added. The positive mind and the people you are helping are driving your success. May Allah continue to bless you.
I don’t think she’s 75 yrs but rather the chop bar itself
This is inspiring! Thanks for sharing! Sumaya is AMAZING!
Congratulations Nubian Goddess. It takes a village. Love is always the way. U will always b abundance and preposterous. All shall b well.
This was beautiful
This is amazing
Well done madam 👏
Old Tamascan
Great Woman!
Fantastic!
75 yrs old 😳😳😳😳🤝🤝🤝🇬🇭❤️❤️❤️
Mashaa’Allah
that’s very interesting ,more blessings ahead
I know Sister Sumaya my sister Jamila use to send me her for food back then.
The northern region people speak good English than all the region's in Ghana,
@S E P, it’s just the accent that’s all..
And Africa eating Africa eating and cassava so much and good cassava
Well done but i wont go to a resturant that uses machine to pond fufu
They are descendants of Hausa from Northern Nigeria. Amazing..
Yes, we are amazing people. Hausa people from Northern Nigeria are quite different from Yoruba’s and Igbo’s the other major tribes..
We are actually dagombas and not Hausa's 😊.
Your colour is beautiful.
I am very very so much
Still young mama
👍💯🇯🇲
ALLAHU AKBAR GOD IS GREAT
isn't far from Tamale b.u.s station please 🍲
The age tho 😅
The chop bar is rather 75years not her
I ate Tuo Zaafi ( Saɣ tulga ) several times at this local chop bar, their. Food tastes so good