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The 2015 Luv FM Discount Fair has opened in Kumasi, Ashanti region.
A business seminar on savings and investment, business survival in a difficult macro environment as well as technology application kick-started the fair last Thursday.
Over four days, business operators across all sectors and streams will offer products and services at highly reduced prices to thousands of buyers expected to visit the event.

General Manager, Multimedia, Kumasi, Jim Aglah, told exhibitors Luv FM, as a good corporate organisation seeks to contribute to growth of small, medium and large-scale enterprises.
He noted survival of micro business ultimately feeds into the national economic development effort.
‘’In this distressing period of energy crisis which has caused some businesses to collapse, it is important to explore non-traditional ways of reaching out to our equally frustrated customers, at least, to boost sales and keep our businesses afloat’’ he stressed.


Other activities earmarked as part of entertainment package of the fair include an evening of comedy featuring Liezer Legacy Productions, family day out, kids book fair and a fashion show which will parade local designers.
There is a special palm-wine joint to give exhibitors and visitors a good treat and put them in the week-end mood.
Latex Foam Rubber products Limited is lead sponsor of the Luv FM Discount Fair.
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