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Ghana's Most Beautiful 2014 Queen, Baci Turns Top Notch Manager

The beautiful Bentie Abigail Baciara winner of the 2014 Ghana's most beautiful is no doubt living her dream in projecting true African heritage as she turns the Manager for Mma Zara African Restaurant by Yamusah Group of companies which was officially open for business on Tuesday the 15th of March 2016 at the Best Western premier Accra Airport Hotel.

Mma Zara African Restaurant is one of the finest African restaurant in Accra, Its grand opening will better satisfy and present guests of Best Western premiere Accra airport Hotel and the general public with Ghanaian and some west African culinary experience paired with an exclusive drinks menu made up of some of the best local beverages, Wine, spirit and champagne.

Speaking to www.cypressgh.blogspot.com during the opening, Baci said its her desire to project Africa and she believes in eating what we grow. According to her she will use her personality and professional experience to manage the restaurant to its best.


Chairman and CEO of Yamusah Group of companies Mr Zibrim Yamusah described Baci as a top notch marketer with the required experience to carry out her duties. According to him the restaurant has one of Africas finest chef Benjamin Asiedu with over 15 years of experience. He urged the general public to come and experience typical African meal.

Mma Zara African Restaurant located inside the Best western premiere Accra Airport Hotel opens from Tuesdays to Sundays and offers Real African meals and Desserts. 

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