President of the Ghana Tennis Federation, Mr Isaac Aboagye Duah, has advised graduands of the Morrez Fashion Academy (MOFACA), to be serious with their enterprise as that would help strengthen their rela­tionship with their clients.

Speaking at the second edition of the MOFACA Gradu­ate Show in Accra last Satur­day, he urged the trainees to market their businesses on social platforms and come up with innovative ideas for their outfits.

He said showcasing their works through the right social media channels would enable them get the needed recog­nition and go a long way to help reduce the unemploy­ment rate amongst the youth.

“Get closer to the peo­ple in your church, your old mates in high school and even your cousins at home. By so doing, they can refer your crafts to other contacts thereby giving you a larger clientele base,” he said.

Founder of the fashion academy, Mr Daniel Morisson, stated that his academy had been engaged in a couple of activities such as a market tour, community training and others at Nkoranza and acknowledged the support of students and partners towards the growth of the institution.

Themed “Promoting Creativity in the Fashion Industry”, the event saw both continuing students and graduands exhibit their col­lections and were presented with certificates upon suc­cessful completion of their courses.

By Yunusah Essandoh