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Months after launch, has the Fugu Wednesday campaign lost momentum?

The campaign, introduced by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, encourages Ghanaians to wear the traditional Fugu smock every Wednesday as part of efforts to promote cultural identity and support local producers.
Despite concerns about sales, the campaign has kept Ghana’s traditional smock in national conversations, with stakeholders saying its long-term success will depend on whether increased awareness leads to sustained demand for locally produced Fugu.
Months after its launch, questions are emerging over whether the Fugu Wednesday campaign is losing momentum, with traders saying the initiative has created awareness but has not yet delivered the expected boost in sales.
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