'I sold meat pie to purchase my G-Wagon' - Businesswoman

Gifty Brown, CEO of Cooker’s Delight, says her thriving meat pie business funded her G-Wagon and supports her family expenses, including her son’s $8,000 school fees.

Speaking in an interview with Zionfelix, she explained that her G-Wagon was purchased entirely from profits made through her pastry business, particularly meat pie sales.

She described how the business started small but grew significantly over time, moving from modest daily sales to large-scale production serving banks, offices, and walk-in customers.

"Yes, I bought my G-Wagon from my pie business. It’s easy. Let’s say I used to sell three or four pieces a day, but now I can do about 500 daily. Sometimes people walk in and buy in bulk, like 500 pieces at once," She said.