Jim Iyke, Uti Nwachukwu, others become brand ambassadors to Adonko Bitters
17 February 2020 |
10:49 am
Premium Bitters, Adonko Bitters have been serving Ghanians for a long time. Their introduction into the ghanian market changed the way people took herbs going by the ingredients used in making them.
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