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Grow your own tomatoes - Government urges citizens to bridge supply gap

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  • FAA 13 hours ago

    how many people have backyard land for growing tomatoes. Instead of you to think of using irrigation project in the northing regions for that project you're talking nonsense. I'm quite sure Burkina Faso has the same land and ...
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  • prophet mohammed was a sick dog 10 hours ago

    Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
    Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam.......You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe........You are ...
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  • Mr Smith 9 hours ago

    FAA, very good question to this clueless politician. This the time to show us how his work is done. Now listen to his nonsense. He thinks standing in long queues to vote for them is an easy exercise for such characters to exh ...
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  • Harry K 9 hours ago

    So it took Burkina Faso to teach us a big lesson for us as citizens to begin to hold our leaders accountable. We should keep giving them pressure. Unfortunately some foolish party communicators and foot soldiers will praise t ...
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  • Suma 4 hours ago

    Everything starts from somewhere. Eg. If you carelessly stuck your wallet in your pocket and along the way it is stolen you will be careful the next time. So we learn from our mistakes. USA cut aid to Ghana. The government fo ...
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  • Suma 5 hours ago

    The few who have will help something which at least can reduce scarcity somehow.

  • Kobie 3 hours ago

    Even if irrigation is used to produce tomatoes, it is still a good advice for those who can, to grow their own vegetables. It is healthy and economical at the same time.

  • Boss 10 hours ago

    We will.always wait and react to shocks. As soon as Burkina lofts the ban, we will abandon all new initiatives. Remember how hygiene and water supply took the centre stage during covid 19 on Ghana. Now we have a government ca ...
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  • That's all 9 hours ago

    It's been a while since I heard a government official saying something as wise and yet simple

  • KO 9 hours ago

    Grow your own tomatoes? Why not let's grow our own tomatoes, Mr minister? Thank you

  • Samy 8 hours ago

    It shame for a country like Ghana to import any food from desert country when God has given us vast fertile green land . Politicians have stolen and destroyed every industry in our country

  • Lion 8 hours ago

    This man is not good enough for this role. He needs to be removed immediately.

  • Sleeping Tablet. 8 hours ago

    The matter goes beyoung growing our own tomatos. It's all about preservation. Our Leaders are defeated to think like human beings.

  • Samy 8 hours ago

    Just announce operation feed your self policy as Acheampong did to bring abundance of food

  • Mr. Smith 6 hours ago

    Samy, during the late Acheampong's era accommodation in Accra was not as tough as today whereby kitchens are converted into single rooms. During those times there was enough space around people's backyards for that Operation ...
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  • agyeman 7 hours ago

    THIS MAN AND HIS PRESIDENT ARE NOT CORRECT. GOOD LANDS HAVE BEEN CONVERTED TO GALAMSEY SITES, DOMESTIC COMPOUNDS HAVE BEEN EITHER PAVED OR CEMENTED. SO HOW DO INDIVIDUALS GROW THEIR OWN TOMATOES. SOME LEADERS WE HAVE ARE COMP ...
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  • Kofiko 7 hours ago

    As ndc supporter, our ndc demons madness incompetent greedy judas politicians think Ghanaians are fools so they can do whatever they want. Ndc always comes to power to destroy Ghana economy all because they don't know how to ...
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  • Asabee 7 hours ago

    Hon. Minister was very strong in opposition.
    Now in government as a Minister, the reality on the ground have calm him....
    Now it is old late Gen Acheampong plan....backyard garden....in 2026.......Politicians .....

  • hans 6 hours ago

    You don't deserve your salary, a big square peg in round hole,

    A few Ghanaians with the comfort of their own home and backyard can do that...

    What about the millions renting tiny tiny ghettos...Africans are being less ...
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  • B. ANSAH 5 hours ago

    Please, don't allow what you are proposing to remain in the books....
    Implementation is key!!

  • Suma 5 hours ago

    Perfect idea. I am doing that already together with other crops.

  • Bonus Baba 4 hours ago

    Simple!!!. Grow your f---- tomatoes instead of relying on Freebies. Ghanaians are all about free stuff. Dry Burkina has turn things around to develop their tomato industry. Lazy butt Ghanaians want to buy because their ...
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  • Evans 4 hours ago

    What's the maturity period of Tomatoes?.
    Eiiiih, what leaders do we have? Take the opportunity of the BAN from BF, to
    1- develop your own irrigation system quickly
    2- Assist the youth with funds to get into farming
    3- enc ...
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  • Ash 4 hours ago

    Organize the unemployed and provide the necessary inputs to help alleviate the shortage..