Bibiani Business Resource Centre Organises Maiden Business in a Box Trade Show to Promote Local Entrepreneurs

Bibiani Business Resource Centre Organises Maiden Business in a Box Trade Show to Promote Local Entrepreneurs

BIBIANI, October 9, 2026 — The Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai Municipal Business Resource Centre, in collaboration with the Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai Municipal Assembly, has organised the maiden edition of the Business in a Box Trade Show to promote local entrepreneurship and provide business owners with an opportunity to showcase their products and services.

The programme, held on Friday, October 9, 2026, in front of the Municipal Assembly Hall, brought over 30 businesses from different sectors to exhibit their products and introduce their brands to the public.

The initiative is aimed at helping entrepreneurs and traders establish business connections, attract potential customers, exchange ideas and explore opportunities to expand their operations.

It also seeks to increase public awareness of the products and services offered by local businesses while encouraging collaboration among entrepreneurs within the municipality.

Business Owners Advised to Take Their Businesses Seriously

Speaking at the event, Mr Bernard Agyemang Duah, Director of the Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai Municipal Business Resource Centre, explained that the trade show was designed to create a platform for business owners to display their products and build meaningful relationships with other entrepreneurs.

He noted that bringing businesses together would allow participants to learn from one another, promote their products and services, and establish connections that could contribute to their business growth.

Mr Duah encouraged the participating entrepreneurs to take their businesses seriously, emphasising the importance of commitment, discipline and effective management in achieving business success.

He particularly advised them to develop good financial management practices and learn how to handle money responsibly.

According to him, proper money management is essential for maintaining business operations, increasing capital and ensuring long-term sustainability.

He urged the entrepreneurs to make good use of the opportunities provided by the trade show and remain focused on developing their businesses.

More than 30 Businesses Showcase Their Products

Over Thirty businesses participated in the maiden edition of the Business in a Box Trade Show, displaying products and services across various sectors, including food and beverages, agriculture, fashion, beauty and haircare, cosmetics, handicrafts and second-hand clothing.

The participating businesses were:

Icy Fresh Menu

Smock Corner

Erican Classic Wigs

Mama Salo Special Drinks

J$G Creations

Lucy Royal Enterprise

Koo Fredrick Farm — Disability Is Not Inability

Uekins Farms

Sabina Liquid Soap

Waakye Palace

DYS Collections

Purl Haircare

Meglo Farms

Ocrahag Bakery

Enestpong Ventures

Yaa Baby Tombrown

Nao Q Beads

Alpha Herbal

D$M Second-Hand Clothing.

The businesses demonstrated the diversity of entrepreneurial activities within the municipality and the potential of local enterprises to serve consumers with different products and services.

The exhibition also provided an opportunity for members of the public to learn about the businesses, interact directly with the owners and discover products available within their community.

Blind Entrepreneur Commends Organisers

Mr Frederick Armah, Chief Executive Officer of Koo Fredrick Farm, has commended the Municipal Business Resource Centre and the Municipal Assembly for organising the programme.

Mr Armah, a visually impaired entrepreneur engaged in the agricultural inputs business, expressed appreciation on behalf of the participating business owners for creating a platform where they could showcase their products and services to the public.

He described the initiative as an opportunity for entrepreneurs to promote their businesses, reach potential customers and build relationships that could support their growth.

Through Koo Fredrick Farm, Mr Armah is involved in the agricultural inputs business, including the use of local herbs in products intended for weed control and fertilisation.

His participation highlighted the contribution of persons with disabilities to entrepreneurship and the agricultural sector.

His business also promotes the message “Disability Is Not Inability,” emphasising that physical challenges should not prevent people from pursuing their ambitions, developing businesses and contributing to society.

Mr Armah's appreciation of the organisers underscored the importance of creating inclusive opportunities that enable entrepreneurs from different backgrounds to display their abilities and products.

Promoting Local Enterprise and Economic Growth

The maiden edition of the Business in a Box Trade Show marks an effort to strengthen entrepreneurship and improve business visibility within the Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai Municipality.

For small businesses, opportunities to showcase products can help build customer confidence, attract new buyers and create partnerships with other entrepreneurs.

The initiative also highlights the importance of financial discipline, business networking and continuous improvement in helping enterprises remain competitive.

The collaboration between the Municipal Business Resource Centre and the Municipal Assembly provides a platform for supporting local businesses and encouraging economic activity within the municipality.

As local entrepreneurs continue to seek opportunities to grow their businesses, initiatives such as the Business in a Box Trade Show can help connect them with the wider community and create avenues for future business development.

Source:Bibianinews.com — Bringing Bibiani to the World.