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A representative for Tema Station Market Women Association has emerged winner of the 2021 edition of the Onga Kpatashie Cook-off.
The competition saw 12 Market Women Associations in the Greater Accra Region battle it out for culinary supremacy at the four courts of the Center for the National Culture in Accra.
After two hours fierce cooking competition, contestants showcased traditional Ghanaian meals representing different ethnic groups in the country.
Tema Station Market walked away with bragging right as the winners of this year’s competition.
They were presented with two frost freezers and other product packages for each contestant.
Makola Market was the first runner-up while Timber Market placed third. They received product packages and kitchen appliance which included two gas ovens and two microwaves.
Speaking at an award presentation ceremony, Assistant Brand Manager, Sandra Anoff, congratulated all contestants for success of the 7th edition of the Onga Kpatatshie Cook-Off.

She also took the opportunity to thank the market women for the warm reception the event has received over the years.
“I would like to assure you of our commitment to continually support this event as it offers the opportunity to engage the very people who are carrying the brand on their shoulders, the market women.
"Beyond the brand engagement is also the market women also have some time to socialise and casual interact with each other.
On her part, the Executive Director of the National Commission on Culture reemphasised the need to promote the food culture country.
She also encouraged the audience to eat, drink and wear made in Ghana products continually.
Onga Kaptashie, Janet Edna Nyame, is a cooking competition organised by the Center for National Culture for major market women associations in the Greater Region.
Over the years the event has been organised in partnership with Onga.
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