Aunty Agnes: The Kombo Queen #ghana #lifeinghana #sheabutter

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Join us on this incredibly inspiring journey with Agnes Amoah, a remarkable 42-year-old single mother of four children, who exemplifies strength and entrepreneurship in her community. In this eye-opening video, you will witness Agnes's dedication to breaking barriers and uplifting her village in Ghana through the productive harvesting of kombo nuts. Not only does she embrace the sustainable practices necessary for nurturing these trees, but she is also a catalyst for economic growth, demonstrating the power of resilience in the face of adversity.

### Why Kombo Nuts Matter
Kombo nuts are not just an alternate source of income; they are pivotal in preserving the environment. These versatile nuts help create a natural balance by providing shade for cocoa farms, promoting biodiversity and preventing soil erosion. Kombo trees are a vital part of both the local Ghanaian economy and the surrounding ecosystem. Discover how Agnes became the first woman to plant and commercially sell kombo nuts to Baraka, a leading name in natural skincare and shea-related products.

### What You'll Discover
In this video, you’ll learn about
- The inspiring story of Agnes Amoah Hear about her struggles, victories, and her relentless dedication to improving her community.
- The significance of kombo nut cultivation Understand its crucial role in women empowerment across Ghana and how it’s transforming lives.
- Inspiring entrepreneurial journeys See firsthand how Agnes’s success has motivated other women to open businesses, from provision shops to local water sales.
- Environmental benefits Learn why sustaining kombo trees is critical, preventing deforestation caused by timber harvesting, and promoting a sustainable eharmony.

### Get Involved
Agnes’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of community connections and indomitable spirit. By engaging with her story, you will discover how the simple act of gathering nuts can lead to significant community changes.

### Support Baraka Shea Butter
When you choose to purchase Baraka's Kombo Butter, you are making a direct contribution to the livelihoods of hardworking women like Agnes. Every purchase has the potential to enhance the economic well-being of families across Ghana. Click here to buy Baraka Kombo Butter [https//bit.ly/BarakaKombo](https//bit.ly/BarakaKombo) and don’t forget to use code [insert code] to enjoy a 10% discount on minimum orders of $50!

### Why Baraka Matters
Baraka Shea Butter is meticulously handcrafted by women in northern Ghana, embodying traditional practices merged with sustainable techniques. This journey not only fuels economic development but also honors time-tested cultural practices that have benefitted communities for generations. Explore our mission and an array of organic skincare products at [Baraka Shea Butter](https//barakasheabutter.com/).

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Together, let’s celebrate resilience, community, and the beautiful journey of the "Kombo Queen"! Each nut gathered can manifest substantial change—one nut at a time!

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