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Home » J-Pacs Rest Stop On Kumasi-Sunyani Highway To Be Commissioned This Coming Saturday
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J-Pacs Rest Stop On Kumasi-Sunyani Highway To Be Commissioned This Coming Saturday

adminBy adminJuly 7, 2022Updated:July 7, 2022

By Alex Ababio & Sam Arthur

A New Constructed Rest-Stop and Guests House, with splendid scenic and beautiful achitectural and traditional designs, J-Pacs located at Mfensi in the Atwima Nwabiagya District of Ashanti region on Kumasi-Sunyani High way is planned to be commissioned on 9th July, 2022 .

The opening event of J-Pacs will feature good live band music , assortment of drinks and traditional food to wet your appetite.

J-Pacs was designed and constructed with the purpose of replicating the popular Linda Door Rest Stop on Kumasi-Accra Road stretch to offer travellers who use Kumasi-Sunyani Road Stretch access to snacks, food and accommodation for those who want to sleep over before continuing with their journey.

The facility offers accommodation with access to a pleasant artifact and traditional designed bar where different kinds of traditional dishes including fufuo and goat and bush meat are served .

The facility has 24-hour front desk services . The Guests house features air-conditioned accommodation with a well furnished toilet and bathrooms.

The property features a mosque, a table tennis court, and free private parking with large compound.The guests house has 6 bedrooms.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Ghanaian Watch Online , the Chief Executive Officer of J-Packs , Mr Jerry Acheampong , a.k.a Papa J noted that he was motivated to construct the facility to provide comfort for travellers who use Kumasi-Sunyani High ways .

Jerry Acheampong ,a.k.a Papa J , Chief Executive Officer of J-Pacs
Jerry Acheampong ,a.k.a Papa J , Chief Executive Officer of J-Pacs

” My motivation in life is to see people happy when eating ,listing to good music, and happy when having fun out of their homes.

He stated that Fufu will be the main flaship food they’ll serve their customers.
“As you can see we are in a jungle, So,we will try to serve Fufu and bush meat as our main delicacy.”

Mr Jerry Acheampong assured his customers a good treat and memmemorable experience so that they will continue to come back for more.

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Atwima Nwabiagya Commission J-Pacs Rest Stop Kumasi-Sunyani Highway Nfensi
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