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Yeboah Agyekum Francis

Health advice you can follow, in the language you speak at home.

Akwaaba. Simple, practical guidance on eating well and living healthy, in Twi and English.

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Learn the basics, one topic at a time

Short, clear lessons grouped by what people ask about most.

Eating well

Everyday food choices and simple swaps that fit a Ghanaian kitchen.

Daily habits

Sleep, water, movement and routines that are easy to keep.

Common questions

Plain answers to the health questions followers send in.

Watch, Share and Follow

Health education videos in Twi and English — watch, learn and share with family.

Stop Blaming Your Circulation! The Real Reason Your Limbs Go Numb

Twi · Health Talk

5 Signs Your Body Is in GOOD HEALTH — Are You Truly Healthy?

Twi · Health Talk

Warning Signs Your Body Needs More Dietary Fat

Twi · Health Talk


Beyond the videos

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Modern barbershop

A modern barbershop alongside other related services.

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Making health talk easy to understand

Yeboah Agyekum Francis is a Ghanaian health educator and content creator. He shares short, relatable videos on eating well and living healthy, mostly in Twi, so that Akan speakers can follow health information without a language barrier. He holds an academic qualification from a recognised university and has also worked as a barber and beauty groomer. Today he balances both worlds: educating people online and building a full-time business offline. His consistent, down-to-earth style has led people across Ghana to talk about eating and living well "the Yeboah Agyekum way."

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This website shares general health education and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor or other qualified health professional. See a health professional for personal medical concerns.