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Why Burkina Faso banned the export of tomatoes – Dr Otokunor explains

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  • SKB 8 hours ago

    Ghana needs to open our eyes and learn sense from this.

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  • Benji 5 hours ago

    After 8 years of planting for food and job.

  • KOFI 1 hour ago

    Good Burkina Faso.

  • Anim 8 hours ago

    hw3 akoa bi anim s3 apatuper3

  • Man 3 hours ago

    His better than your useless grandpa

  • Pelicles. 8 hours ago

    Should our leaders try to explain why Burkina Faso had banned tomato exports? What kind of foolishness is that? Burkina Faso is more a desert nation than Ghana and if they can cultivate tomatoes, why can't we do more than the ...
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  • OGyam 7 hours ago

    @Pel, for once in your entire life on Ghanaweb spewing absolute rubbish on a daily basis. I can confidently say that you have said something sensible
    Kudos to the American surgeon who gave you the muct needed brain transplan ...
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  • Nii Akwei 1 hour ago

    It is called Comparative Advantage. It means Burkina Faso can produce tomatoes cheaper than Ghana.

  • agyeman 7 hours ago

    SHUT UP BOOK DOCTOR. I HEAR YOU ARE IN JUBILEE AS AN ADVISOR AND JUST WONDERING WHY YOU NEED TO GIVE EXPLANATIONS TO EVERY STUPID EQUATION. ACTION IS THE WORD AND NOT THE PLENTY TALK JUST LIKE YOUR PRESIDENT. PEOPLE LIKE ARE ...
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  • ADJOVI LAGBOR 7 hours ago

    Why is it that Otokunor is the only one who is responds to silly and obvious situations? Is it that he’s been marked as a fool or someone without a functioning brain? He behaves like Chemical Ali (the prolific liar and idio ...
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  • Kofi Amakye 7 hours ago

    Where is the Reset

  • agyeman 7 hours ago

    BY THE WAY WHERE IS THE LOUD MOUTH MINISTER OF AGRIC

  • Paul 7 hours ago

    Ghanaians dont need to import tomatoes. Our soil is very fertile for Tomatoes production.

    Instead of growing them in our houses, people chose to pave their homes and erect prison walls with barb wire.

  • OGyam 7 hours ago

    @I stopped reading .'Ghana imports 75 % of tomatoes from Burkina during the dry season"
    For Fod sake, has the Dr , ever visited the dry arid arid country called Burkina Faso in his entire life or what?
    Which part of Ghana ...
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  • Boune 7 hours ago

    Lazy Ghanaian governments who are only interested in procurement economy because that’s where they inflates costs and get their cuts. An arid country like Burkina are able to grow tomatoes on a desert and Ghana with vast ar ...
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  • Shai 6 hours ago

    Ghanaians dont know the value if water. We evrn sometimes dump building waste into watet bodies yk reclaim the land for building. In Burkina, it is the othet way round. They respect water. They value and protect it. Water is ...
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  • Traditionalist 6 hours ago

    Had the Pwalugu dam been constructed and the Tono dam rehabilitated, this would not happened. I hail from UE region and know these areas very very well.Thise two areas are enough to supply West Africa her vegetable needs.

  • Ananse 6 hours ago

    I support Burkina Faso 100% for banning the fresh tomatoes. They must not agree to any talks with anyone. We Ghanaian people are lazy. The moment they graduate from even SHS they think they are better than those who don’t g ...
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  • Nana Owusunyansa 6 hours ago

    Where do they sell PhD´S I mean Doctorate Degrees in Ghana ??? I have enough money and WISDOM an want to buy one for myself. So cheap. Please help.

  • BNI 5 hours ago

    The Burkinabe are simply foolish. Tomato processing is only necessary if u have excess produce otherwise vegetables are best eaten fresh.

    Why would anyone beed tomato paste when they can get the fresh fruit.

    Anyways t ...
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  • Pogas 5 hours ago

    So with rivers disecting the whole country from the north to south and from the east to west; Ghana cannot grow its own tomatoes ?? ......beats my imagination !!

  • agyeman 4 hours ago

    BUT MY BROTHER CAN YOU IMAGINE? THE NDC PRESIDENT SAYS THE YOUTH SHOULD SHOW INTEREST IN FARMING. THE WHOLE LEADER OF THE NATION WHO SAYS OPENINGLY WITHOUT RESPECT TO GHANAIANS THAT HE CANNOT STOP GALAMSEY SO HE WON'T TRY IT ...
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  • Spears 5 hours ago

    Instead of finding ways of producing our own, he wants to make diplomatic engagement. See his mouth. Square pegs raping round holes

  • AyyBeeCee 5 hours ago

    Is it that Ghana doesn't have land to grow tomatoes?
    Answer is no!
    Rather, the Ghanaian prefer someone else doing the hardwork growing the tomatoes. He will go and buy at the farm gate. Wouldn't mind if 75% gets rotten duri ...
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  • Kennedy Agyepong 5 hours ago

    Can't the government revive the Pwalugu Tomato factory established by visionary Kwame Nkrumah? Busia-Danquaah tradition destroyed everything , followed by Akuffo Addo-Bawuliar government

  • Sage 4 hours ago

    You're an ignorant and stupid imbecile.

  • Tony 4 hours ago

    All these explanations are not necessary, this ban is even a good omen for us as a country which we should take advantage of. For it is said that, there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. All we need to do is to fix ...
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  • Citizen 4 hours ago

    When you hear stories like this, it confirms how foolish we are.

  • KWAME 4 hours ago

    foolish talk. what are you going to explain to ghanaians more than the reasons burkina gave. you fools in ndc will always try to use propaganda to fool ghanaians. burkina has already given the world and its own citizensthe go ...
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  • kr 3 hours ago

    And Ghana government is willing to engage Burkina in a diplomatic what?? To reduce impact... What's wrong with people.. Why don't u engage the local Ghanaian farmers to take advantage of this new market opportunity and do th ...
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  • Joe 3 hours ago

    Book keeping even is above you. My foot

  • Ken Brown 2 hours ago

    No plan for tomatoes.
    Just living on hope and luck
    High Commodity prices
    Low Oil prices
    We can't do anything for ourselves
    Ooh my beloved Ghana

  • Accra is dirty.com 2 hours ago

    Tell lazy Ghanaians to go to the farm

  • JOE PUBLIC 1 hour ago

    The Ghana problem is a mind set problem.
    We are only good at funerals and the enterprise of lies , deceit and con.