Ministry of Food and Agriculture moves to address palm oil production shortfall

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• Mr Smith 3 months ago

  No need for plenty talk. Just get the job done. Every problem has a solution.

  No need for plenty talk. Just get the job done. Every problem has a solution.

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• Crack down on contaminants 3 months ago

  The government should crack down on cancer causing substances some of the women add to palm oil to sell to unsuspecting consumers. Young people are needlessly dying of stomach cancer these days. I saw on video an orange selle ...
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  The government should crack down on cancer causing substances some of the women add to palm oil to sell to unsuspecting consumers. Young people are needlessly dying of stomach cancer these days. I saw on video an orange seller dipping peeled oranges into colouring solution before selling to the public. If some of these people are sent to prison, it will serve as a deterrent

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• Shithole country 3 months ago

  No policy needed. Farming is tedious and we are allergic to hard work, especially when it doesn’t involve instant gratification. The president should just issue an ecumenical directive for the Government office for Propheci ...
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  No policy needed. Farming is tedious and we are allergic to hard work, especially when it doesn’t involve instant gratification. The president should just issue an ecumenical directive for the Government office for Prophecies to recite incantations and shout out tongues.
  Shithole country!

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• YEW 3 months ago

  this palm oil kill people its time to ban this shit from ghana and bring olive and avocado oil instead that are healthy

  this palm oil kill people its time to ban this shit from ghana and bring olive and avocado oil instead that are healthy

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• Tamale North Boy 3 months ago

  Whatever happened to the Rubber and Oil Palm development programme ROPPA?

  Whatever happened to the Rubber and Oil Palm development programme ROPPA?

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• Alfa 3 months ago

  It is very unfortunate and a shame. Let us go back to Malaysia to learn from them. Their oil palm seedlings were taken from Ghana but now they are far ahead of us

  It is very unfortunate and a shame. Let us go back to Malaysia to learn from them. Their oil palm seedlings were taken from Ghana but now they are far ahead of us

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