KOKOFU HEMAA GIVES HISTORY OF THEIR TRADITIONAL FOOD WHICH ORIGINATED THE NAME KOKOFU

[@davidboamah6679]

I love this! Thank you Nyansapo for this. Big thank you to Nana Kokofuhemaa for managing to combine history lesson, cookery lesson and nutrition for our benefit.

[@vidaburgess9401]

Owusu please we want to see more of this kind of programmes in your tv 📺

[@akomeamensah950]

Great information. I am from Kokofu, but my ancestors settled at Nsuta -Atonsu.

[@HumorMushroom]

How the Queenmother was able to link her history with her food was very admirable

[@Mc-oheneba5271]

Educative

[@kwabenaowusu-kx5of]

My Home town... nana piawaaaa

[@Kevin-zo7ks]

I am proud from Kokofu

[@afiakobi3575]

Wow ❤️ ❤❤

[@PapaBoakye-mu3jh]

That is my home town

[@andromedab902]

Me too, from Kokofu Nkagyaamu ooo😂

[@PapaBoakye-mu3jh]

Kkk How can I get your number

[@user-Kk7s]

Woooow

[@andromedab902]

Very relevant topical issue, highlighting the illustrious past of this historical village. Great admiration for Nana Hemaa for revisiting the importance of self reliance & benefits of organic foods. Nana Onyame nto wo nkwa so oooo👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@emilyappiah1505]

Our TRADITIONAL Foods Need to be Taught in Schools so that this New Generation will Not Forget their IDENTITY and HISTORY.

[@MichaelSaintsII]

Pls Abusuapanin if you are interviewing the chiefs and the queens pls avoid using some Proverbs especially "kaakum y3gye no kwakuo anum" its a proverb although but they don't like it because not everybody that you can use that proverb for, you can see it on the queens face when you used that word so pls avoid that proverb

[@originalohdetv8065]

Thanks

[@GeorgeOforiAtta]

What are your favorite recipes?