Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 304 Despite the endless support given to Accra Fashion Week by various entertainment and social blogs, despite the event pulling designers from almost every continents and every corner of Africa to Ghana, despite the post coverage making news on major sites such as Yahoo news, Msn news, Getty Images, Daily Mail, and much more. There was an attempt to remain silent on various ‘fashion blogs’ in Africa. But when you find out why you will be extremely shocked. It’s as simple as this, there is much envy with various bloggers whom have seen FashionGHANA.com as some sort of competition or some sort of threat to their existence. Or at times individuals who are either associated with them. Their nature of blogging has usually been centered around, Jessy is my friend she gets an article, Fred is not he doesn’t. The inaugural edition of Accra Fashion Week packed a large 63 x 36 meter venue for 3 days continuously, whilst going against heavy rain, political rallies and other fashion events, yet the large turn out and fashion sensation seemed to have slipped them by. More Articles You Would Love Young Ghanaian Fashion Brand ‘WEAR Ghana’ Presents The GIGI Collection A Fabulous Style Guide For Men On What To Look Out For When Purchasing A Wallet A photo posted by Simon Deiner (@sdrphoto) on Oct 8, 2016 at 4:20pm PDT What makes this behavior so appalling is that most of the said blogs with this behavior have little to no visitors on their websites and can barely keep up with updating their blogs even weekly. In fact the truth is most people are unaware they did not publish the event, thats how quiet their articles are. They spend very little on maintenance and their only acknowledgement is created through running facebook ads, all whilst disappointed with FashionGHANA’s lead in acknowledgement. It’s a disturbing reality of fashion in Africa which actually stifles their own business. Little do they know, their publishing of the fashion week would have been more beneficial to them via to their google rankings and search engines, than to Accra Fashion Week which seems to be headlining some of the biggest international media outlets and the amazing entertainment blogs of Ghana that are doing well with visitation. If you are a lover of Fashion in Africa, it may be time to reconsider which blogs you get your news source from. We are sure some may take a lesson from this article and others make even strengthen their backwards behavior. FashionGHANA.com is prepared to work with and support any blog or blogger or event organizer for that matter accordingly in attempt to promote fashion in Ghana and Africa, irregardless of the status of our friendship and will only shy away from individuals or activities if working inappropriately in a professional sense. Ghana Progressive Insights & Advice african fashionblogsfashionghanaghana Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You Ghanaian Highlife Star Akwaboah’s Is Off The Market, See His Engagement Photos Inside! Looking For Trendy Kufis and Durags; Search No Further Senegal’s Amaja Is Here #BIKINIBAE: Motherhood Never Looked So Haute; Check Out These Jaw-Dropping Swimwear Looks By... #OOTD: Miss Universe Cameroon’23 Princesse Issie Takes Moan Yesus Amazing ‘ASSIMBA’ Dress For... The 2024 Trending Take Over, The Rich History, The Prideful Culture Of Fulani... Mozambican Designer Mabenna Unveils Her Latest Masterpiece Look Book For The “Melanin” Collection #fGBrideAndGroom: Ghanaian Doctors Dr. Adwoa and Dr. Kobbie Tie The Knot In Stunning... AI Artist Dana K. Booker Explores The Gorgeous African Beauties Of Columbia In... Nigeria’s Lady Maker Launches The Stunning Look Book For Her Waste To Wonder... Cameroonian UFC champion Francis Ngannou’s 15 Month Old Son Dies Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.