Newark native beats the odds of running small business, while fusing culinary cultures
Cliff Osei and his team park the Afro Taco food truck on Elizabeth Avenue at Weequahic Park in Newark.
Share:
More Stories
2:59
be Well: 401(k), IRA or Roth IRA. Which is better for you?
14h ago3:49
be Well: Summer movie toys
14h ago1:36
Summer's Hot Toys: Rainy day play
19h ago2:15
Growing number of patients claim Ozempic can come with irreversible vision loss
20h ago0:27
Ice cream maker issues recall over concerns about plastic
21h ago1:35
Summer's Hot Toys: Throwback favorites
3ds ago2:59
be Well: 401(k), IRA or Roth IRA. Which is better for you?
14h ago3:49
be Well: Summer movie toys
14h ago1:36
Summer's Hot Toys: Rainy day play
19h ago2:15
Growing number of patients claim Ozempic can come with irreversible vision loss
20h ago0:27
Ice cream maker issues recall over concerns about plastic
21h ago1:35
Summer's Hot Toys: Throwback favorites
3ds agoA Newark native's food truck is fusing Ghanaian and Mexican cuisine.
Cliff Mills and his team park the Afro Taco food truck on Elizabeth Avenue at Weequahic Park in Newark.
When the Ghanaian-born, Newark-raised entrepreneur asked why he chose those two cuisines, he gave a simple answer.
“I have a real love for Mexican food, and I’m Ghanaian," he said.
Mills leveraged his success with the food truck to open his restaurant, Oko, two years ago, continuing to build on his legacy.
More from News 12
1:36
Shoreside businesses gear up for Memorial Day weekend
1:55
FAA: Brief radio outage at air traffic control facility responsible for Newark Airport flights
1:19
Democratic Rep. McIver charged with assault after skirmish at ICE center, New Jersey federal prosecutor says
0:40
Jersey Proud: New Jersey man becomes Rutgers' oldest graduate
1:47
Orange County man finds, restores fire truck that once served fire department decades ago
2:37
