Fools, gold , diamond etc recently petroleum could not save Ghana. Now aborofo nkatie is the Savior. Oh God save us from this curse
Fools, gold , diamond etc recently petroleum could not save Ghana. Now aborofo nkatie is the Savior. Oh God save us from this curse
P Djamgbe 7 years ago
The truth is except for what we learn from the books and methods based on the ideas of our slave masters, we cannot think of any new ideas of our own (no creativity), and until we are able to do that, our continent will remai ... read full comment
The truth is except for what we learn from the books and methods based on the ideas of our slave masters, we cannot think of any new ideas of our own (no creativity), and until we are able to do that, our continent will remain exactly as it is now. I don't know how exactly the Four Asian Tigers or Dragons achieved their "miracle years" and became what they are today, but I think Africa will need something similar to get out of its woes.
siris 7 years ago
The was an article in the 80's about what was happening in those Asian countries you mentioned.
The article stated that while 70% of seniors graduating in the Western universities were graduating in the liberal arts and 3 ... read full comment
The was an article in the 80's about what was happening in those Asian countries you mentioned.
The article stated that while 70% of seniors graduating in the Western universities were graduating in the liberal arts and 30% in science and engineering, the opposite was the case in the Asian countries with 75% of their graduating seniors in Science and engineering and 25% in the liberal arts. Today the Asian countries, Japan, China, South Korea, Singapore, and Hong Kong control the electronics industry. China moved from a poor underdeveloped nation in 1960 to become the second largest economy in the world in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Chinese don't issue bond (borrow). They rather buy US Treasury bonds so that they can have access to the US dollar for their investments. The US dollar is the world reserved currency. It is recently reported that China holds $3.12 trillion in US bonds.
OLD SOLDIER 7 years ago
How many tons of nuts do you need to extract one ton of oil, you're looking at 7 -10 metric tons to be able to extract a ton of oil from the nuts
How many tons of nuts do you need to extract one ton of oil, you're looking at 7 -10 metric tons to be able to extract a ton of oil from the nuts
Obed 7 years ago
Noting can save Ghana ,Ghana can be saved by the people it self the citizens of Ghana .
Noting can save Ghana ,Ghana can be saved by the people it self the citizens of Ghana .
Kojo T 7 years ago
You have to try other ideas.He says it can grow anywhere and hardly needs water.Can you see the dry areas benefitting?
You have to try other ideas.He says it can grow anywhere and hardly needs water.Can you see the dry areas benefitting?
PRINCEWILLY@YMAIL.COM 7 years ago
Please the Almond tree that has Economic Value is different from the one that grows in Ghana.
Please Google it and see the difference.
Please the Almond tree that has Economic Value is different from the one that grows in Ghana.
Please Google it and see the difference.
Smart Frempah UK 7 years ago
Fools indeed, they don't want to admit that corruption and mismanagement is the problem of our retardation. Well said...Fools.
Fools indeed, they don't want to admit that corruption and mismanagement is the problem of our retardation. Well said...Fools.
EDETH 7 years ago
SHOW ME BLACK DEVELOPED NATION IN THE WORLD SINCE LEADERS IN GHANA HAVE BLACK COAL MIND AND SELFISH GREED CORRUPT SLAVE MENTALITY. MAHAMA CUT TAPES FOR NEW SCHOOLS FUNDED WITH LOANS WHILES OLD SCHOOLS HARDLY RENOVATED. LOANS ... read full comment
SHOW ME BLACK DEVELOPED NATION IN THE WORLD SINCE LEADERS IN GHANA HAVE BLACK COAL MIND AND SELFISH GREED CORRUPT SLAVE MENTALITY. MAHAMA CUT TAPES FOR NEW SCHOOLS FUNDED WITH LOANS WHILES OLD SCHOOLS HARDLY RENOVATED. LOANS AFTER LOANS AFTER LOANS THAT ALL BLACK LEADERS DO AFTER DEBTS FORGIVEN. EVERY RESOURCES IN GHANA IS MORTGAGE AND POLITICIANS KEEP WASTING THE MONEY FUNNELING INTO THEIR POCKETS.
Apostle Mawuetornam Dugbazah 7 years ago
You wrote the truth. Now let us see how many people will acknowledge that you spoke truth or whether they will prefer the status quo of unrighteous governance in their rhetoric?
Ghana is failing because of the lack of vis ... read full comment
You wrote the truth. Now let us see how many people will acknowledge that you spoke truth or whether they will prefer the status quo of unrighteous governance in their rhetoric?
Ghana is failing because of the lack of vision associated with academia and waste-of-time political rhetoric. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Apostle Mawuetornam Dugbazah
Truth hurts, but is able to heal a nation
OBINNA 7 years ago
WITH ALL THIS KNOWLEDGE, WHY IS THIS MAN NOT IN THE FIELD CULTIVATING THIS CROP AND EXTRACTING THE OIL FOR EXPORT BUT SITTING AT LEGON DREAMING ABOUT THE 'BENEFITS'? LETS MOVE FROM THE BOOK WORM MENTALITY TO THE DOERS.
WITH ALL THIS KNOWLEDGE, WHY IS THIS MAN NOT IN THE FIELD CULTIVATING THIS CROP AND EXTRACTING THE OIL FOR EXPORT BUT SITTING AT LEGON DREAMING ABOUT THE 'BENEFITS'? LETS MOVE FROM THE BOOK WORM MENTALITY TO THE DOERS.
mpata 7 years ago
Don't mind them they talk about coming to Ghana to invest and see all the problems they give to those who come.
Please go and read about what a hard time they are giving to Dr. Awuah just for his certification of an advan ... read full comment
Don't mind them they talk about coming to Ghana to invest and see all the problems they give to those who come.
Please go and read about what a hard time they are giving to Dr. Awuah just for his certification of an advanced college which has been producing excellent students long time ago.
Dr. Awuah please take your case to the president of Ghana. Please Dr. don't be discouraged your school is already one of the top schools in Ghana with or without that certification.
Do you think the behavior of these bullies would encourage others to come to invest in Ghana. What is this guy doing at LEGON. Why cant he start the blofonkatie project at the Legon labs.He would know all the problems the authorities would give him.
President John Mahama please make rules to make investing in Ghana very very easy to encourage more to come to Ghana to invest. I know you can do that very easily. Thank You.
siris 7 years ago
Do you know that Mahama and his administration are the hindrance to investment in Ghana. When Mahama and his administration are borrowing money (issuing bonds) at 24.5%, which bank, which has the option of buying that bond, l ... read full comment
Do you know that Mahama and his administration are the hindrance to investment in Ghana. When Mahama and his administration are borrowing money (issuing bonds) at 24.5%, which bank, which has the option of buying that bond, loan money to any investor?
Kwasi 7 years ago
Good idea Prof, I heard this from Kofi Wayo years back. Who will listen you anyway?
Good idea Prof, I heard this from Kofi Wayo years back. Who will listen you anyway?
atta sam 7 years ago
We have everything. But to get support you must be a friend, classmate or relative. When you start and it is doing well, cheap imports will come in to destroy. We donit support our own.
We have everything. But to get support you must be a friend, classmate or relative. When you start and it is doing well, cheap imports will come in to destroy. We donit support our own.
kingKong 7 years ago
cashew, which is world known, cashew growers in ghana has to beg for comodity companies to buy, how much more "abrofo nkatie...
cashew, which is world known, cashew growers in ghana has to beg for comodity companies to buy, how much more "abrofo nkatie...
bjhfhj 7 years ago
am a cashew farmer nobody is begging companies to buy.
am a cashew farmer nobody is begging companies to buy.
Lawless lying Jay Ray Ram Allan 7 years ago
Ray Allen and his drops-out team are low IQ mammals
Ray Allen and his drops-out team are low IQ mammals
patriot 7 years ago
They have even started rubbishing the idea that cultivating 'Abrofo Nkatie' can earn the nation a very huge foreign exchange for development.We are always cynical about what we can do to let the nation move ahead.
They have even started rubbishing the idea that cultivating 'Abrofo Nkatie' can earn the nation a very huge foreign exchange for development.We are always cynical about what we can do to let the nation move ahead.
Smart Frempah UK 7 years ago
Patriot, well said but the point here is another issue. We already have uncountable commodities we can hardly handle. What we already have can make the country heaven on earth but but but the disease and canker called misma ... read full comment
Patriot, well said but the point here is another issue. We already have uncountable commodities we can hardly handle. What we already have can make the country heaven on earth but but but the disease and canker called mismanagement and corruption are the problems. Not until these political hemorrhage are stopped, not even the midas touch will make Ghana rich.
Joe 7 years ago
This man paas is that how u are
This man paas is that how u are
Enu-kwesi E 7 years ago
It is possible almonds could do the trick, but what has the Prof done? He could get some acres in his village to show all of us who are interested the pratical benefits. Used to eat almonds daily, quite expensive
It is possible almonds could do the trick, but what has the Prof done? He could get some acres in his village to show all of us who are interested the pratical benefits. Used to eat almonds daily, quite expensive
Christian 7 years ago
The problem in Ghana is that we look down on the things at our disposal. A former lecturer, Dr. K. Afriyie, KNUST always talked about investing in almond. This is no news to me, should we engage in that it would help absorb t ... read full comment
The problem in Ghana is that we look down on the things at our disposal. A former lecturer, Dr. K. Afriyie, KNUST always talked about investing in almond. This is no news to me, should we engage in that it would help absorb this unemployment challenges we face but who is hitting the hammer to the nail? I think it's time we cultivate a sense of national development other than personal gains
PRINCEWILLY@YMAIL.COM 7 years ago
The Almond tree that has economic value is different from the ones that grow in Ghana.
When you Google the almond tree,you will see the difference.
The Almond tree that has economic value is different from the ones that grow in Ghana.
When you Google the almond tree,you will see the difference.
BT 7 years ago
These are the people we need on our morning shows and not those NDC and NPP panelist. We have Professors like Sefa-Dede, Emmanuel Ohene-Afoakwa, Esther Sekyi-Dawson, Amoa-wuah etc in Ghana with knowledge as to how we can proc ... read full comment
These are the people we need on our morning shows and not those NDC and NPP panelist. We have Professors like Sefa-Dede, Emmanuel Ohene-Afoakwa, Esther Sekyi-Dawson, Amoa-wuah etc in Ghana with knowledge as to how we can process and preserve our foods to solve the problem of food insecurity in Ghana.
Let us see what we can do with Abrofo nkatie, prekese, sour sop, locust bean, millet, corn etc.
Nii 7 years ago
Ghanaian armchair professors always propounding unworkable theories. One expect to see prototypes or samples that can be attractive to industrialists who will commercialize it. All their references are in foreign lands. Let's ... read full comment
Ghanaian armchair professors always propounding unworkable theories. One expect to see prototypes or samples that can be attractive to industrialists who will commercialize it. All their references are in foreign lands. Let's see them in Ghana to convince us,otherwise no money should be wasted in these high- sounding unworkable theories and dusty research findings
Photosy 7 years ago
California farmers made huge loses in their 201-2015 report. That not withstanding, Greenstreet compared the extracted oil price of Almonds to raw cocoa beans and that was ingenious to say the least. His comparison should be ... read full comment
California farmers made huge loses in their 201-2015 report. That not withstanding, Greenstreet compared the extracted oil price of Almonds to raw cocoa beans and that was ingenious to say the least. His comparison should be almond oil to cocoa oil. Or raw almond nut to cocoa beans. Raw almonds nuts trade less than $1.5/lb perhaps less than $2
Samuel Soffessel 7 years ago
If what prof is saying is true, there's nothing wrong here to so criticize about. Let him be.
If what prof is saying is true, there's nothing wrong here to so criticize about. Let him be.
Rastafara"I" 7 years ago
you can have that "nkatie" in addition to cocoa and oil..to diversify the economy....
yes, if the contribution from this product is significant, it will be good for ghana...
If every phd makes such useful suggestions, gha ... read full comment
you can have that "nkatie" in addition to cocoa and oil..to diversify the economy....
yes, if the contribution from this product is significant, it will be good for ghana...
If every phd makes such useful suggestions, ghana will move forward...
pk 7 years ago
Opportunity for private investors with government providing the enabling environment
Opportunity for private investors with government providing the enabling environment
Fools, gold , diamond etc recently petroleum could not save Ghana. Now aborofo nkatie is the Savior. Oh God save us from this curse
The truth is except for what we learn from the books and methods based on the ideas of our slave masters, we cannot think of any new ideas of our own (no creativity), and until we are able to do that, our continent will remai ...
read full comment
The was an article in the 80's about what was happening in those Asian countries you mentioned.
The article stated that while 70% of seniors graduating in the Western universities were graduating in the liberal arts and 3 ...
read full comment
How many tons of nuts do you need to extract one ton of oil, you're looking at 7 -10 metric tons to be able to extract a ton of oil from the nuts
Noting can save Ghana ,Ghana can be saved by the people it self the citizens of Ghana .
You have to try other ideas.He says it can grow anywhere and hardly needs water.Can you see the dry areas benefitting?
Please the Almond tree that has Economic Value is different from the one that grows in Ghana.
Please Google it and see the difference.
Fools indeed, they don't want to admit that corruption and mismanagement is the problem of our retardation. Well said...Fools.
SHOW ME BLACK DEVELOPED NATION IN THE WORLD SINCE LEADERS IN GHANA HAVE BLACK COAL MIND AND SELFISH GREED CORRUPT SLAVE MENTALITY. MAHAMA CUT TAPES FOR NEW SCHOOLS FUNDED WITH LOANS WHILES OLD SCHOOLS HARDLY RENOVATED. LOANS ...
read full comment
You wrote the truth. Now let us see how many people will acknowledge that you spoke truth or whether they will prefer the status quo of unrighteous governance in their rhetoric?
Ghana is failing because of the lack of vis ...
read full comment
WITH ALL THIS KNOWLEDGE, WHY IS THIS MAN NOT IN THE FIELD CULTIVATING THIS CROP AND EXTRACTING THE OIL FOR EXPORT BUT SITTING AT LEGON DREAMING ABOUT THE 'BENEFITS'? LETS MOVE FROM THE BOOK WORM MENTALITY TO THE DOERS.
Don't mind them they talk about coming to Ghana to invest and see all the problems they give to those who come.
Please go and read about what a hard time they are giving to Dr. Awuah just for his certification of an advan ...
read full comment
Do you know that Mahama and his administration are the hindrance to investment in Ghana. When Mahama and his administration are borrowing money (issuing bonds) at 24.5%, which bank, which has the option of buying that bond, l ...
read full comment
Good idea Prof, I heard this from Kofi Wayo years back. Who will listen you anyway?
We have everything. But to get support you must be a friend, classmate or relative. When you start and it is doing well, cheap imports will come in to destroy. We donit support our own.
cashew, which is world known, cashew growers in ghana has to beg for comodity companies to buy, how much more "abrofo nkatie...
am a cashew farmer nobody is begging companies to buy.
Ray Allen and his drops-out team are low IQ mammals
They have even started rubbishing the idea that cultivating 'Abrofo Nkatie' can earn the nation a very huge foreign exchange for development.We are always cynical about what we can do to let the nation move ahead.
Patriot, well said but the point here is another issue. We already have uncountable commodities we can hardly handle. What we already have can make the country heaven on earth but but but the disease and canker called misma ...
read full comment
This man paas is that how u are
It is possible almonds could do the trick, but what has the Prof done? He could get some acres in his village to show all of us who are interested the pratical benefits. Used to eat almonds daily, quite expensive
The problem in Ghana is that we look down on the things at our disposal. A former lecturer, Dr. K. Afriyie, KNUST always talked about investing in almond. This is no news to me, should we engage in that it would help absorb t ...
read full comment
The Almond tree that has economic value is different from the ones that grow in Ghana.
When you Google the almond tree,you will see the difference.
These are the people we need on our morning shows and not those NDC and NPP panelist. We have Professors like Sefa-Dede, Emmanuel Ohene-Afoakwa, Esther Sekyi-Dawson, Amoa-wuah etc in Ghana with knowledge as to how we can proc ...
read full comment
Ghanaian armchair professors always propounding unworkable theories. One expect to see prototypes or samples that can be attractive to industrialists who will commercialize it. All their references are in foreign lands. Let's ...
read full comment
California farmers made huge loses in their 201-2015 report. That not withstanding, Greenstreet compared the extracted oil price of Almonds to raw cocoa beans and that was ingenious to say the least. His comparison should be ...
read full comment
If what prof is saying is true, there's nothing wrong here to so criticize about. Let him be.
you can have that "nkatie" in addition to cocoa and oil..to diversify the economy....
yes, if the contribution from this product is significant, it will be good for ghana...
If every phd makes such useful suggestions, gha ...
read full comment
Opportunity for private investors with government providing the enabling environment