Owusu Boat Enterprise
You step into Owusu Boat Enterprise in Apenkwa along the busy George W. Bush Highway and find phones lined on shelves and TVs stacked neatly behind the counter. This electronics shop mostly fixes things like putting new engines in outboard motors or mending busted wires and casing for radios. It sits right on the main road through town near the big petrol station where drivers slow down to check their fuel. If your phone acts up or your bicycle generator needs a repair near Apenkwa you can pop in there and they will try to sort you out quickly. The shop owner often knows which truck brought in your blender or what spare part fits which model of outboard motor if he has to order it and tells you when it will come back. You are sure to meet customers coming in to get their phones checked or their small appliances fixed by the experienced hand of the man who runs Owusu Boat Enterprise. It s
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