Apostle Kwadwo Sarfo finally replies Nana Addo
In a recent video address, renowned Ghanaian businessman and inventor Kwadwo Safo Kantanka has finally responded to comments made by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo regarding his automobile manufacturing business. The President’s remarks were made during a speech aimed at promoting the government’s agenda for local manufacturing and entrepreneurship.
Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, the founder of Kantanka Automobile Company, is known for his ingenuity and contributions to the automotive industry in Ghana. He has made headlines for producing vehicles that are not only innovative but also tailored to the needs of Ghanaians. In his earlier statements, President Akufo-Addo had commended Kantanka for his efforts, highlighting the company as a beacon of local manufacturing potential. However, the President also pointed to certain challenges that the business faced, implicitly urging the entrepreneur to focus on improving production quality and meeting market demands more effectively.
In his response, Kwadwo Safo Kantanka expressed gratitude for the President’s acknowledgment of his efforts. He emphasized that he remains dedicated to enhancing the quality of his products and ensuring that his vehicles are both durable and affordable for the average Ghanaian. “I appreciate the President’s comments, and I see them as an encouragement to push forward. Constructive criticism helps us grow,” Kantanka stated during his response.
The businessman acknowledged the challenges faced by local manufacturers, including competition from foreign brands and inconsistencies in supply chains. He emphasized his commitment to innovation and quality assurance, stating that he continuously invests in research and development to produce vehicles that can stand shoulder to shoulder with international brands. He also revealed plans for future expansions and collaborations that would enhance the reputation of his brand and boost production capabilities.
Moreover, Kantanka expressed a desire for a more supportive environment for local manufacturers, calling on the government to implement policies that would facilitate easier access to funding and resources for startups. “We need to work together to create a system that empowers local businesses. This includes better access to loans, subsidies, and incentives that can drive manufacturing growth,” he urged.
Kwadwo Safo Kantanka’s remarks reflect not only his passion for his business but also his commitment to Nigeria’s economic development. His readiness to engage with the government and the public showcases a collaborative spirit, aiming to foster an environment where local businesses can thrive and compete effectively on a global stage.
Source: YawaNews
