Amasco Score
Amasco Score is a no-frills copyshop right in Lapaz, tucked down Teiku Baah Street in Accra. You pop in when you need clean photocopies, quick computer time or to sort out some important papers, and the staff usually have what you need ready fast. Everyone here knows the neighbourhood well, so you feel comfortable dropping your stuff off and coming back later. It's a handy spot for students and small traders passing through, keeping things simple and affordable. Amasco Score sits quietly on Teiku Baah Street, part of the everyday rhythm of Lapaz.
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