Accra: Ghanaian politician and former Member of Parliament for the Garu Constituency, Akuka Albert Alalzuuga, has praised the Guinea Fowl Bazaar for its significant role in fostering unity and enhancing the image of Northern Ghana. Speaking with GhanaWeb during the event on May 1, 2026, Alalzuuga emphasized how the initiative is shifting long-standing perceptions about the northern region of the country.
According to Ghana Web, Alalzuuga highlighted that the north is often associated with conflicts, but the Guinea Fowl Bazaar is a positive development that is attracting considerable attention from the media and across the country. He commended the organizers, particularly Matilda Pipio and her team at Faith Catering Services, for leading the initiative aimed at promoting northern culture and products. Alalzuuga noted that the event successfully unites various ethnic groups from northern Ghana, creating a platform for collaboration.
Alalzuuga further emphasized the economic benefits of the bazaar, stating that it is creating a market for guinea fowl and encouraging increased production. He expressed optimism for the future, predicting larger crowds and more market opportunities for guinea fowls in subsequent events. He also urged young people from the north to embrace creativity and entrepreneurship, drawing inspiration from the organizers. Alalzuuga pledged his support for the initiative and expressed confidence in its growth and success in the coming years.