Citibird Ghana Ltd. set to hold 1st ever Mother and Baby Fair 2017


A fair to promote well being of babies as well as offer mothers the opportunity to enjoy a one-stop shopping experience under one roof is set to hit Accra for the first time in the history of Ghana.

Dubbed "Mother and Babies Fair 2017",  the maiden edition is slated for August 25-29 between 8am to 8pm each day and will come alive at the Marina Mall in the nations capital Accra.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)of Citibird Ghana Limited, Mr. Victor Ekpo who officially launched the event earlier said all is set for Ghanaians to witness the biggest and the first ever fair that seeks to offer every mother the comfort  and a one-stop shopping experience of all their  babies wares at an unbelievably affordable prices.


"Our guests will flock to the show to have a fun day out where they can buy and also obtain first-hand information on products and services including health, safety, nutrition, nursery, childcare, maternity, education and entertainment". Victor stressed.

The maiden edition of Mother and Baby Fair 2017 will showcase products and services for expectant mothers, families and trade visitors.

 Nursing mothers and their babies including kids will be informed, entertained and inspired through a featured-full show allowing exhibitors to fully engage consumers with their products.

The event is powered by Citibird Ghana Limited and supported by Sprogs kids, Novita Custard, Leather on Call, Graco Ghana,  Deannic kids, Mother Choice Ghana, AHOM Ghana, Cuddle Me Ghana and many more.

The general public is cordially invited.

 Follow this event for updates on Instagram @evenyshouse.

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