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The entrepreneurial spirit of Ghana is set to collide with pure musical energy tonight, Sunday, November 2, 2025, as the Ecobank-JoyBusiness SME Fair prepares for its spectacular grand finale today.
After a buzzing Day 1 and Day 2 with mega bonanzas that saw over 2,000 visitors and the surprise endorsement of rapper Edem, all roads lead to the Ghud Park at the Accra Mall, where chart-topping gospel sensation Perez Muzik and high-energy rapper Tulenkey will take the stage.
The curtain is set to fall on the spectacular Ecobank-JoyBusiness SME Fair 2025, and organisers are urging the public not to miss the grand climax, promising the biggest deals and final concerts of the three-day event.
Exhibitors are offering price cuts of up to 70% on select products and services.
The fair, which features more than 160 vendors showcasing everything from agro-processing to fashion, has proven to be a critical platform for stimulating economic activity.
Tonight's electrifying performances, which follow displays by Keche and Kwan Pa on the previous days, are set to sustain and amplify the massive foot traffic, ensuring maximum visibility and sales for participating SMEs.
The fair, spearheaded by JoyPrime and sponsored by Ecobank, is fully stocked with essentials and luxuries alike.
Here’s just a taste of what’s waiting for you:
- Small processing machines that could turn your business dreams into millions — from juice extractors and sachet water makers to tissue paper processors.
- The latest electric cars — sleek, sustainable, and perfect for modern families.
- Affordable laptops, starting as low as GH₵2,000 — tech deals you simply can’t ignore.
- Advanced engine and gearbox oils from 77 Oils, trusted for top performance.
- Want to build your own business from scratch? Place an order for a locally-built food processing machine — made right here in Ghana!
- Pamper your skin with authentic black soaps and shea butter blends.
- Gentlemen, for that rich, full beard — there’s a 100% natural product crafted just for you.
- Printing services galore! Get your brand on diaries, T-shirts, pens, mugs — whatever you imagine.
- Step out in style with vibrant African prints and custom kaftans.
- And of course—the food! From mouthwatering kebabs to werɛwerɛ paste for your soups, the aroma alone will pull you in. Some vendors are even giving out free tastings to celebrate the closing day.
Participants have ample time to network, shop, and catch the live music. Furthermore, the entertainment factor is designed to complement the significant business incentives available:
The combination of high-stakes commerce and high-profile entertainment ensures that the Ecobank-JoyBusiness SME Fair 2025 is not just an exhibition but a thriving marketplace and a major weekend event.
If Day 2's "massive turnout" is any indication, tonight’s performances by Perez Muzik and Tulenkey will be the sound of successful business being done across the capital.
The Ecobank-JoyBusiness SME Fair is sponsored by Ecobank, MTN, Sintex Tank, Wintiz Special Gari Mix from JW Foods, Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA), Greenbox Sewage, and DPS Pipes.
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