Hundreds of parents and guardians have been trooping to the Trade Fair Centre to grab books and bags for their children and wards as part of the JOY FM Back to school fair.
The fair, which opened Friday seeks to bring dealers and service providers in the educational sector together to create a common platform for parents and guardians to purchase school items for their wards.
Senam Ntow reports that parents were excited because the fair saves them the headache of having to comb the traffic congested city for their children’s needs.
The exhibitors displayed high-quality items such as school bags, shoes, toys, books, kids computers, school uniforms and more, at discounted prices.
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