Koforidua Slaughterhouse
Koforidua Slaughterhouse is a local butcher in Aboabo, just off the main road near the old water tanks. You’ll find fresh cuts of beef, chicken and goat meat displayed on simple tables or hanging in the open air, all ready to be chopped to order. It’s a no‑frills spot where residents pick up their daily protein, so expect friendly chats with the meat‑sellers and a straightforward, uncomplicated service. The shop sits on the busy brushland street of Aboabo, a familiar landmark for anyone moving through this part of Koforidua.
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