In Accra’s bustling markets, a remarkable woman named Wasila Abdullah has made a name for herself as a koko seller.
Despite her dreams of becoming a lawyer, she put her education on hold to support her siblings and children.
Wasila’s determination and business acumen have paid off, as she has successfully rebranded her mother’s koko business and increased sales.
Wasila’s journey began at the tender age of 14, when she started assisting her mother in the business.
She later took over the reins, introducing innovative ideas like packaging and exporting koko powder. Her passion and dedication have earned her the nickname “Koko mu PHD.”
In an inspiring interview on GhanaWeb TV’s Everyday People, Wasila shared her story, revealing how she chose to prioritize her family over her education.
She explained that she became pregnant in her final year of high school, leading her to leave school and focus on the business.
Wasila expressed her desire to expand her business, opening new branches across the Greater Accra region in the coming years.
With her business mindset and entrepreneurial spirit, Wasila has made a name for herself in the market.
She has proven that with hard work and determination, one can achieve success despite life’s challenges.
