Acklin Rental Services
Acklin Rental Services sits conveniently on Taki Obli Street in Chantan, Accra, ready to meet your equipment needs. They rent out a range of tools and machinery for building or home projects, offering straightforward deals to locals and visitors alike. You can swing by the shop to sort out anything from power washers to scaffolding, all handled with a friendly Ghanaian smile. It's the kind of place where practical help meets reliable service in the heart of Chantan. You'll find them easily on that busy street, making it simple to get what you need without fuss.
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Adom Cold Store
A friendly butcher shop where you can find fresh cuts of meat and poultry. The place sells locally sourced beef, goat meat, and chicken suitable for everyday meals or special occasions. You will most likely find it tucked along Nii Ayi Ansah Street near the centre of Chantan in Accra. It is a helpful spot for residents needing quality meat from a nearby shop. The hours are typical of neighborhood butchers with daily openings.
Auntie Maggie Mini Market
Auntie Maggie's mini market is a neighborhood kiosk in Chantan's Accra zone. It offers everyday basics like rice, oil and simple snacks for quick stops. You can walk in for essentials like drinking water or bar soap anytime. It's tucked near the main road close to the community water point. If you're exploring Chantan you might need a spare recharge card or a packet of biscuits here. The town's small vibe means it's a handy little stop for immediate needs.
Barikima Clothing
Barikima Clothing mends and stitches fabrics for folks in Chantan, Accra, turning tired threads into sharp wear. You’ll find neatly sewn pieces ready for wear, whether it’s a simple fix or a fresh outfit. The tailorship hums steady in this corner of the city, keeping the cloth coming together.