On this edition of the Citi Breakfast Show, Bernard Avle and the team hosted Kofi Kinaata.

They talked about his music career, life in Takoradi and the unique expressions of Takoradi, and the official Christmas Party – Decemba 2 Rememba.

Kinaata performed some of his hit songs live on the show and explained the inspiration behind his music.

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Monday December 16, 2019 edition of the Citi Breakfast Show with Bernard Avle and the team.

One this edition of the show, Bernard Avle and the team discussed the turnout of Citi FM’s Made-in-Ghana fair which attracted several Christmas shoppers.

Many of the vendors who contributed to the show were appreciative of the impressive outcome and the gains they made.

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The day is set aside to honour people who have worked to develop standards that facilitate trade, technological advancement, and also to create awareness on the value of upholding the right standards in all spheres of human endeavour.

Mr George Ben Crentsil, Executive Director of GSA said the theme was chosen to throw light on the fact that, there was the need to ensure that the quality of goods and services are not compromised in order to gain trust.

He said maintaining high standards generated trust because it made consumers certain that they were paying for reliable returns.

Dr Crentsil said the requirements specified in standards for products and services, promoted quality, safety, reliability, efficiency and effectiveness, adding that this was crucial to ensuring trust and harmony in global trade and service provision.

”Let us all throw a challenge to be quality conscious,” the Executive Director said.

Mr Abdul-Karim Lukman, the Chairman for the occasion, said the Day was an opportunity to educate and to work on how to improve products and services in the country.

He said by doing so, prospective consumers would increase their patronage, which would in turn promote the provision of goods and services, thereby generating more revenue for the country.

Dr Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, Minister of Trade and Industry was the special guest of honour for the occassion, and officially launched the programme.

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Source: GNA

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