Inside the Oldest Food Processing Company in Ghana

Established in 1942, Nkulenu is the first indigenous Ghanaian food processing company from the whole of Africa to be officially certified in the USA and Europe. The Nkulenu story is one of utmost interest because of the circumstances that inspired its establishment.
As the first ever food processing company in Ghana, Nkulenu is the pacesetter and a champion in Ghana's indigenous food processing industry and hoisting higher, the Ghanaian flag to the developed world. Watch this full video and get inspired.

[@Sweetdification]

This is Very Encouraging for Mama Africa 🇬🇭🇨🇮🇧🇴🙏🇧🇯Arise Ase Ase Amen

[@user-lg1oi4ot3r]

You did a nice job bringing this company to the public. Their contact was rather not given.

[@world_greatest8800]

When I was relocating from Ghana, I prepared shito and sent it to Nkulenu factory to can my shito so I don’t have to travel with a glass container for my shito for fear of the glass breaking.

[@MameConnie-zd5pj]

Thank you for the video and story of Nkulenu's awesome job in the food manufacturing processing business. I will always commend Nkulenu and her vision. Thus, government can't create enough jobs for everyone. People create jobs for the people. Based on this story, Nkulenu created a food manufacturing/processing factory out of necessity of her not being able to find a job after she graduated from school. She is the best, highly intelligent, and great visionary.

[@user-et7hn2pn8r]

I need their contact number

[@andrewessiaw3836]

Good work

[@kwamelion270]

It's sad to say that after all these years Nkulenu is still processing by hand. I wonder why the science universities in GH not able to come up with a setup to help scale up the factory to a more automated system that can do the washing instead of having the cans washed the way it shows in this video. All the same I do like the fact that they're doing good by using all locally produced raw materials in the production and also giving loads of employment to local women.

[@flynnsekyi8662]

Blessings to come across this History and Ayeeko sir.if there's millions of this documentary,it will give the Youths to no it can be made in Ghana Like us,eu,Asia etc again Thanks and Looking forward for more of this

[@ghsheabutterblacksoap2846]

The schools (from elementary) should be organizing field trips for the school children to visit the local/indigenous industries to see things happening. The youth, with no direction or guidance, will just be on social media mainly for laughs. After laughing, they will blame the government for not providing jobs!

[@samlartey5672]

Nice to see our own ghanaian business doing well. I ounce bought one of their ga Kenley In UK Southampton. Honestly I was horrible. It taste not even Kenkey.i believe they add a lot of palm oil to the ga Kenkey to make the sell by date last longer. Although its vacum pack does not mean you should keep Kenkey sell by date upto 2 yrs. It's well too long. People are making it in London here with less sell by date maximum of 6months.this is some something you must look into. I bought one your palm nut soup mix with turkey Berry and prekese. Its amazing and I highly recommend to all. Bless you all.

[@Maamedanquah462]

Honest opinion right there

[@Dreamdreams350]

Great interview. Thank you for shedding light on this great business. It's given me ideas.

[@abdulmajeed123abdul9]

one of the best product I use in Europe

[@AvogadroAvogadro]

Please, Update your Technology and develop modern assembly line. It's not expensive at all. Current process is too rudimentary.

[@pbkb7866]

Nice piece of interview man, very educative
Keep up the great job

[@AINwithDrAmi]

Thank you for sharing. You have got a cery educative channel. Keep it up.

[@official3one]

Thank you

[@kwasiOwusu2]

Awesome interview

[@noury5us]

I think you should do a proper research before announcing that this is the first factory to be certified in Europe and states from the whole of Africa. Have you checked statistics in other african countries to proof that?
But overall it is good to have more factories and we should patronize and support our local produce.

[@Ladynora530]

Yeah I have heard about it

[@sethsefakor7076]

Wow....

[@comfortamoako325]

I love to see such companies in our country but please can the owner provide some air conditioning for the workers, they were all sweating, the place looks hot, with such working conditions it’s will make the workers feel tired 😴. ❤️❤️

[@emmanueloyortey4890]

❤

[@NiisExperience]

How can I reach them bro

[@Victoria-ro2yw]

Go to Madina in Accra Ghana

[@official3one]

Nkulenu can be located in Madina market, Accra. You can send me an email for further information

[@user-et7hn2pn8r]

Me too

[@ikekofi605]

LMAO seems competition really bothers him