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Serve pito at the Presidency to promote Ghanaian heritage - Awingobit

According to him, promoting indigenous beverages at the highest level of governance would not only showcase Ghana’s rich cultural heritage but also create a stronger market for local producers.
The producer of Bolga Pito, Madam Mary Awingobit, popularly known as Mamagee Baakope, said the initiative is aimed at reintroducing the traditional beverage to a wider market while creating employment opportunities and supporting Ghana’s economy through local production.
Some of the residents having a taste of the pito The Secretary of the Importers and Exporters Association of Ghana, Sampson Asaki Awingobit, has called on the government to promote the consumption of locally produced beverages by serving traditional drinks such as pito at the Presidency during official state functions.
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