Why Tomato Prices Skyrocket Every June: A seasonal phenomenon explained

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• Test 2 1 year ago

  LAZY NPP MAFIA GOVT
  WHERE IS PLANTING FOR FOOD AND JOBS AFTER AKOTO SQUANDER THE $12ML
  ALL WHAT THE CRIMINAL THIS NPP MAFIA GOVT KNOWS BEST IS GO FOR IMF LOANS CHINA EUROBOND PARIS CLUB LOANS EASY MONEY STOLE IT SHARED AM ...
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  LAZY NPP MAFIA GOVT
  WHERE IS PLANTING FOR FOOD AND JOBS AFTER AKOTO SQUANDER THE $12ML
  ALL WHAT THE CRIMINAL THIS NPP MAFIA GOVT KNOWS BEST IS GO FOR IMF LOANS CHINA EUROBOND PARIS CLUB LOANS EASY MONEY STOLE IT SHARED AMONGST THEMSELVES TO BUY STATE ENTERPRISES AND GOVT LANDS WHICH BELONGS TO THE GA PEOPLE
  THIEVES IN DISGUISE AS POLITICIANS LED BY THE SHORT POT BELLY 80YRS OLD PRESIDENT
  YOU WAIT THE YOUTHS OF
  GHANA ARE COMING
  THIEVES

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• YSL 1 year ago

  One tomato for five cedis hasn't ever happened in the history of Ghana, you guys should stop trying to generalize incompetence, after all one Yam is now sold for 40 and 50 cedis, three pepper goes for 5 cedis, so clearly it's ...
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  One tomato for five cedis hasn't ever happened in the history of Ghana, you guys should stop trying to generalize incompetence, after all one Yam is now sold for 40 and 50 cedis, three pepper goes for 5 cedis, so clearly it's due to the ineptness of Bawumia and Akuffo Addo and hasn't got nothing to do with June or any other month.

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• Samy USA 1 year ago

  Ghanaians don’t need to be told to grow their own vegetables for their own consumption .use your gardens to plant your own vegetables just as we did during Achempong operation feed your self era.

  Ghanaians don’t need to be told to grow their own vegetables for their own consumption .use your gardens to plant your own vegetables just as we did during Achempong operation feed your self era.

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• Sam 1 year ago

  What a shameful argument for a whole village like Ghana

  What a shameful argument for a whole village like Ghana

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• Abi 1 year ago

  Because we hv taken away agriculture from our curriculum,we are not using irrigation systems,we dnt hv preservation methods,we are not growing it at home as hobby,we are not encouraging the farmers,we don't hv buyers when it' ...
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  Because we hv taken away agriculture from our curriculum,we are not using irrigation systems,we dnt hv preservation methods,we are not growing it at home as hobby,we are not encouraging the farmers,we don't hv buyers when it's in abundance so what do u expect?

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• Boldsteven mother serpent of corruptionn 1 year ago

  This cannot be an excuse because you are doing Planting for Food and Jobs with one Village one Dam so why shd there be shortage of tomatoes. it means your are deceiving us and that your policies are not working and just drain ...
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  This cannot be an excuse because you are doing Planting for Food and Jobs with one Village one Dam so why shd there be shortage of tomatoes. it means your are deceiving us and that your policies are not working and just draining our resources and accountability will take place one day. Crime has no expiry date.

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• Stan & Ollie 1 year ago

  No Backbone at all. We import and in this way support Terrorists. Onions still come from Niger, and Tomatoes from Burkina Faso. Rice from Asian countries imported. Nothing to do sitting on the office chair, buying Hotels inst ...
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  No Backbone at all. We import and in this way support Terrorists. Onions still come from Niger, and Tomatoes from Burkina Faso. Rice from Asian countries imported. Nothing to do sitting on the office chair, buying Hotels instead. What about irrigation systems for struggling Farmers???

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• Evans 1 year ago

  Planting for food and jobs has yield nothing

  Planting for food and jobs has yield nothing

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• Wack players 1 year ago

  Planting for foods and jobs was another avenue for looting.

  Planting for foods and jobs was another avenue for looting.

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• Stan & Ollie 1 year ago

  Big industry? Rain season causes flooding, disease, pest and no transport is possible, if there is any harvest. In the dry season the problem is irrigation. What big industry? Why they're managing better in Burkina Faso and N ...
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  Big industry? Rain season causes flooding, disease, pest and no transport is possible, if there is any harvest. In the dry season the problem is irrigation. What big industry? Why they're managing better in Burkina Faso and Niger? Onions and tomatoes are mostly imported goods. Poultry farming is also not easy.

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