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Ghanaians should welcome guinea fowl business

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  • JK 11 years ago

    I just do not know how the government is handling it, except for the information read here.

    I know about this particular business, because I have personally been in it since 2002.

  • DKB 11 years ago

    I agree with you JK but remember this project is being run by politicians. Anything to do with Govt is 85% likley to fail because of corruption and laziness.

  • JK 11 years ago

    I agree with you.

    Ronald Reagan said it best, when he declared once that, "Government is the problem".

    Mine is a small operation, because while people want a bird that tips the scale at 5/6 pounds or more, they still w ...
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  • Mahmoud 11 years ago

    Muntaka is unreasonable in condemning Markin. The opposition is the watch dog and must seek the truth from the government where there is a reasonable doubt. Where was the government when the NGO said it would close the SADA ...
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  • Nii 11 years ago

    I think this project should have started with Private Money. They were quick to come out with an idea to sell TOR, so why not encourage the Private sector to go into that if it is profitable.
    Also while money was approved fo ...
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  • NANA BONSU 11 years ago

    JK.

    Where are you located? If in the North, do you know about the SADA funds for this project? Seek out how you could be helped, it could be in a Grant form or low interest loan.

    Kindly come back to me on this one.

  • JK 11 years ago

    Nana,
    I know of SADA, but not the details of its funding and how they operate.

    We are currently working in Accra area, with facilities on the Dodowa road, where we raise Guinea Fowls, Geese etc.

    We will look into so ...
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  • K.K. 11 years ago

    IF IT IS THAT PROFITABLE, WHY NOT ENCOURAGE PRIVATE INVESTMENT INSTEAD OF DIRECT GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT. THIEVES. THATS HOW YOU GET YOUR KICK BACKS. DUMB INVESTMENT, WASTING TAX PAYER MONEY. LOOK AT OUR HOSPITALS AN SCHOOLS. I ...
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  • osei-kusi fr 11 years ago

    Hon. Markin is just asking where is or are the projets? That is all so please let us know so that we all will enjoy for it must not be secret.

  • PK 11 years ago

    Hon. Markin never said the project is neither "national" nor a productive venture. He is simply asking: where are the projects, who are the beneficiaries, and how much was actually spent. Only in the NDC propaganda school can ...
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  • Adams 11 years ago

    The reign of the Ntafuors has began, and our dear country is in for a big surprise. These peppefours who ran the government, what makes you think they will develop the nation; just look at their backyards in northern and uppe ...
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  • K BANDA 11 years ago

    WHEN PEOPLE ARE DISCUSSING SERIOUS BUSINESS YOU ARE DWELLING IN YOUR ANCIENT MENTALITY. SIT THERE THE TRAIN WILL PASS YOU. ABOA BA!

  • Kwaku 11 years ago

    Journalism in Ghana is very poor. You see the journalist in the office receiving news from anybody without checking the truth. Journalists in Ghana are office journalists and don't go to the field.

  • JK 11 years ago

    This makes us all wonder. This is why we hardly get pictures to go with the reporting.

    A joint venture of this kind should produce many verifiable assets.

  • DODOWA 11 years ago

    Dont be fooled by the name SADA. SADA is not doing guinea fowl farming, the money is give to Asongtaba cottage industry, if there is anything like that. 60% of the money give by the government goes to Asongtaba industry which ...
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  • YEN. 11 years ago

    The reason why the North is behind is not because the people are not hardworking but because we have have politicians who couldnot have run their own household who are now made to make decisions on millions and millions of ce ...
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  • JK 11 years ago

    There is the tendency for some to challenge any constructive suggestion as criticism. It is possible that is where Hon. Murtala is coming from, when he questions Hon. Markin's request for more information. On the other hand, ...
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  • ERICUS-ERICUS 11 years ago

    What a shame to all Northerners. Monies that should go to support the people and improve their livelihoods are being squandered and plundered by the few educated ones from the North. THIS IS A BIG SHAME TO JOHN MAHAMEMAN & CO ...
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  • Observer 11 years ago

    If government has the information, Let government come out with it, rather than suggesting that it is the duty of journalists to make their own investigation to find out the truth. It would be in the interest of government to ...
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  • TerriblY Spe cifiC 11 years ago

    DKB,your type are few. If this project succeeds, it will be magic. Nothing is happening on the ground. I have been to SADA sites in the North, my brother ,nothing is happening. Well meaning Ghanaians will get the shock of the ...
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  • Kwaku 11 years ago

    As for Northerners their suffering will never end till they realise their leaders are their enemies.Look at the millions of cedis being sunk into those three regions by the govt and that of the NGOs,yet no improvement.Listeni ...
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  • Kofi Amankwaa, London 11 years ago

    What is Murtala's evidence for challenging the suspicions of Hon. Markin? If he has information as to the project outcomes and evidence of its value for money, why is he unable to disclose it and simply attacks his peer MP fo ...
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  • NANA BONSU 11 years ago

    Homie,

    I hate the sensationalism in our politics but asking for transparency can be excused here. You have stated the journalist should conduct their own investigation to unearth the truth. The SADA officials can facilitat ...
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  • Ghanabiya 11 years ago

    Hon. Muntaka's comment is unfortunate. I do not think that the MP's comment about the guinea fowl and afforestation projects were a mischief. I think he did it to make the government account for her stewardship of affairs i ...
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  • Concerned 11 years ago

    This not for Baby diapers Muntanka. Show where the money went. Don't hide behind SADA to dupe de nation. Show us the guinea fowls. but if you point to my guinea fowls because they are free range and more than 200 I would disg ...
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  • Citizen 11 years ago

    Some of us are reminded of the Rabbit project under Mr Mamahta at Kwabenya some years ago during one of our erstwhile regimes. Lots of money went into it and today there is nothing to show for it. The building is now occupied ...
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  • Kosoko 11 years ago

    a guinea fowl business to reduce poverty? are policy analysts within the so called sada serious? God save us

  • Ernest London 11 years ago

    Hon MUNTAKA YOU ARE A FOOL WHEN WILL THIS N D C PEOPLE LEARN TO SAY THE TRUTH
    YOU NDC I AM ASHAMED OF BEING A GHANAIAN
    WHAT IS GUINEA FOWL COMPARED TO OIL.