What are you likely to find on the menu at the "Don’t Mind Your Wife Chop Bar"? Or how about the message on your taxi admonishing you to "Beware Your Best Friend"? What are you to make of that? And what in the world is being harvested at "God’s Finger Farms"? In today’s Ghana, thanks to the legacy of the British, everyday written communication is almost exclusively in English. But the polyglot influences are still very much on display and nowhere more strikingly  — than in the Ghana’s unforgettable signs. Joe's Hair that Talks is a celebration of Ghana's vibrant sign culture. Written by Greg Coyle and desinged by Jason Wen. Photographs by volunteers of Women in Progress.