Furniture

Kpogas

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Kpogas in Ayija is a furniture shop where you can find sturdy wooden chairs benches and tables ready for any home need. Visitors can expect to see warm cedar warm mahogany pieces that feel like they were made just for Ghanaian homes. The shop sits in the heart of Ayija near the main road where neighbours stop by for a chat while checking the wooden pieces.

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