Wundef Show (EP.26): Akosua Works Foundation helps boys to develop love for house chores and personal hygiene

Akosua Works Foundation teaches boys to develop love for house chores and perform them and I spoke to its Executive Director. Elizabeth Gyapong has 5 boys and she believes her experiences with her children could help other parents better raise their boys. “Boys must wash their underwears after daily use”, she advised.

Watch my interview with the Akosua Works Foundation Executive Director, Mrs. Elizabeth Gyapong.

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