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• Benji 4 months ago

  Why don't you and other Ghanaian business men establish a starch plant yourself?

  Why don't you and other Ghanaian business men establish a starch plant yourself?

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• Benji 4 months ago

  *yourselves

  *yourselves

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• Prudhomme - Ghana - A failed state 4 months ago

  Thank you @Benji. The supposed "elite Ghanaian business mogul" talks like a fool. There is clear opportunity to expand into the starch business and this fool is calling on the government to establish a starch factory.
  
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  Thank you @Benji. The supposed "elite Ghanaian business mogul" talks like a fool. There is clear opportunity to expand into the starch business and this fool is calling on the government to establish a starch factory.
  
  Oh Ghana, I weep for you!

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• Maggie 4 months ago

  I completely agree!!! Why always Government??? You too can fly!!! Nonsense! It makes perfect sense to set up your own value chain to produce for your factories. Worst case, ask for land to farm the maize and create jobs!!! I ...
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  I completely agree!!! Why always Government??? You too can fly!!! Nonsense! It makes perfect sense to set up your own value chain to produce for your factories. Worst case, ask for land to farm the maize and create jobs!!! Idiot, narrow minded charcoal black monkey

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• Accranie 4 months ago

  @Because Of The Existential Threat Of The Issue Of The Lack Of Employment Amongst The Youth& The Feeling Amongst Them That Opportunities Are Skewed/& The Proverbial Veranda Boys& Girls Don't Have Any Future Than Drawing Water ...
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  @Because Of The Existential Threat Of The Issue Of The Lack Of Employment Amongst The Youth& The Feeling Amongst Them That Opportunities Are Skewed/& The Proverbial Veranda Boys& Girls Don't Have Any Future Than Drawing Water& Hewing Wood In The Skim Of Things/& Worsen By The Warning From The Former Finance Minister About The State Of Affairs/ About Government Payroll's Capacity To Absorbed More Man/Power

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• Accranie 4 months ago

  The Almost Only Bright Light/ The Private/Production/Productive Sector Has Assumed Importance On The Same Scale/ As An Endangered Spices/ Which Must Be Given The Necessary Attention

  The Almost Only Bright Light/ The Private/Production/Productive Sector Has Assumed Importance On The Same Scale/ As An Endangered Spices/ Which Must Be Given The Necessary Attention

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• Accranie 4 months ago

  Necessary Attention/ Here/ Can Be Defined As/ Necessary/ A Typology Of Doing What Necessary/ Before Doing What Is Fun& Attention Here Is Pastor Oduro Variant

  Necessary Attention/ Here/ Can Be Defined As/ Necessary/ A Typology Of Doing What Necessary/ Before Doing What Is Fun& Attention Here Is Pastor Oduro Variant

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• NMOA 4 months ago

  Why don't you do it yourself?

  Why don't you do it yourself?

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• NYANSANI BA 4 months ago

  We can produce industrial grade starch from cassava also.
  
  Under former President Kuffuor this was the target ---- to establish cassava plantations, process the cassava to get ethanol, high grade starch for industrial use ...
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  We can produce industrial grade starch from cassava also.
  
  Under former President Kuffuor this was the target ---- to establish cassava plantations, process the cassava to get ethanol, high grade starch for industrial use (breweries , pharmaceuticals), high grade cassava flour for making bread, pastries and other food items.
  
  It would have created thousands and thousands of jobs.
  
  A new administration came in after Kuffuor, and that was not their priority!!! Just like Mahama is giving indications of abandoning the ongoing road projects from Accra to Kumasi, and starting a new dual carriageway.
  
  What is wrong with us as a people!? Prioritising stagnation over progress!!!
  
  I'd advise that Jospong Group of Companies, and other interested private companies venture into cassava plantation and cassava processing business.
  
  It is very lucrative business. And good for the
  nation's economy also.

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