Vision stationary
Vision stationary is a little bookstore tucked into the lively heart of Accra Central where you will find paper notebooks pens and story books neatly arranged. A friend of mine once bought a Ghanaian history book there and leafed through it while sitting on a bench nearby. It sits just a few steps from the big clock tower where many people meet before heading to the market. You can expect to pick up exercise books or simple reading material when you stop by. It is a calm spot in the busy downtown area where students sometimes pause to shop.
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