$60m edible-oil plant to reduce imports

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• tinkalo 12 years ago

  Thats entrepreneurship for you. Different philosophy from buy and sell for quick money.

  Thats entrepreneurship for you. Different philosophy from buy and sell for quick money.

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• Kojo T 12 years ago

  When I read these I get pleased but then sad. We have a party fighting for power that claims private entreprenural ship and tell me I am lazy and waiting for government hand out . But then they canot deliver but also wait lik ...
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  When I read these I get pleased but then sad. We have a party fighting for power that claims private entreprenural ship and tell me I am lazy and waiting for government hand out . But then they canot deliver but also wait like me for the Indian entrepreneur. NPP come on , show us what you can do. Too much noise from you

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• OBIBINI 12 years ago

  This is what Ghana and Africa needs and not military bases and wars on the continent.Africa needs to use its resources for the benefit of its people.

  This is what Ghana and Africa needs and not military bases and wars on the continent.Africa needs to use its resources for the benefit of its people.

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• avola lartey 12 years ago

  Kwame Nkrumah built oil plant factory in Benso. We have let it to rot, then go and bring an indian to set up an oil plant. We even have time and the stupidity to praise it.
  
  It is stupidity which allows a country with oil,g ...
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  Kwame Nkrumah built oil plant factory in Benso. We have let it to rot, then go and bring an indian to set up an oil plant. We even have time and the stupidity to praise it.
  
  It is stupidity which allows a country with oil,gold, diamond, manganese arable lands, to go begging for loans and indians and chinese to galamisay in Ghana. The spirit of Kwame Nkrumah will rise again

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• Odopa.com 12 years ago

  the galamsey is very sad story but with the factories At least some of our OWN people are being employed and hoping they will learn the hard work of work ethics which many Ghanaians lack.

  the galamsey is very sad story but with the factories At least some of our OWN people are being employed and hoping they will learn the hard work of work ethics which many Ghanaians lack.

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• Big Joe - Belaruss, Russia, Ukraine 12 years ago

  why is business lenders in ghana unabled to support local entrepeneurs with funding and expertise to capitalize on cheap agriculture raw materials to produce and export edible oil ? currnetly at ajumako stand idle edible pla ...
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  why is business lenders in ghana unabled to support local entrepeneurs with funding and expertise to capitalize on cheap agriculture raw materials to produce and export edible oil ? currnetly at ajumako stand idle edible plant due to lack of capital .
  this indian is here to milk our resources becos he will soon export edibel oil at our expense..ITS ABOUT TIME LOAN FACILITIES ARE RELAXED FOR LENDING TO POTENTIAL ENTREPRENEURS..THE WORLD IS FAST CHANGING .AND .GHANAIANS MUST CONNECT TO CHANGING TIMES ON GLOABL BUSINESS.
  otherwise we shall continue to be stipend beggars on the receiving end and allow asians to control the economy ...why sre our leaders short sighted after all

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• MENSAH 12 years ago

  Why does this NDC GOVERNMENT not supporting LOCAL BUSINESSES BUT FOREIGN?Look at what SETH TEKPER is saying.It looks like he supports a foreigner comning to use our cheaper labour force to satisfy his own selfish ends.NDC NAI ...
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  Why does this NDC GOVERNMENT not supporting LOCAL BUSINESSES BUT FOREIGN?Look at what SETH TEKPER is saying.It looks like he supports a foreigner comning to use our cheaper labour force to satisfy his own selfish ends.NDC NAIVE FOOLS.

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• Odopa.com 12 years ago

  Because Ghanaians worship foreigners with different skin colour. You try to invest your money to a typical Ghanaian who has never travel outside. That money will be used for buying and selling Chinese cheap goods for a term p ...
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  Because Ghanaians worship foreigners with different skin colour. You try to invest your money to a typical Ghanaian who has never travel outside. That money will be used for buying and selling Chinese cheap goods for a term purpose instead of long term creativity of producing local goods. And the person will just vanish.
  In Ghana you cant trust your own mother with your money!!

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• HH 12 years ago

  THESE ARE THE INVESTMENT THIS COUNTRY NEED, PEOPLE WITH VISION AND JOB CREATION. NOTHING ELSE MATTERS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS. LEGACY LEGACY

  THESE ARE THE INVESTMENT THIS COUNTRY NEED, PEOPLE WITH VISION AND JOB CREATION. NOTHING ELSE MATTERS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS. LEGACY LEGACY

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• Evangelst. Joseph .B. Agyeman 12 years ago

  It is worth noting,the process of encouraging Agriculture,from the farmer,up till the consumer,with other good activities along the line of Business.We actually,need more of these,to create jobs,especially to the youth,who ar ...
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  It is worth noting,the process of encouraging Agriculture,from the farmer,up till the consumer,with other good activities along the line of Business.We actually,need more of these,to create jobs,especially to the youth,who are the engine of growth of a nation.

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• KASSIM 12 years ago

  WHERE ARE THE KUFFOUR'S SPECIAL INITIATIVES ON OIL PALM PLATATIONS? THE FARMS SHOULD BE PRODUCING ENOUGH FRUITS TO FEED THE MILLS.WHAT ABOUT THE GARI PROJECTS IN KASOAH?

  WHERE ARE THE KUFFOUR'S SPECIAL INITIATIVES ON OIL PALM PLATATIONS? THE FARMS SHOULD BE PRODUCING ENOUGH FRUITS TO FEED THE MILLS.WHAT ABOUT THE GARI PROJECTS IN KASOAH?

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• BB 12 years ago

  ENGAGE THE GOVERNMENT TO DEVELOP OLIVE PLANTATION TO CULTIVATE OILIVE OIL FOR BOTH DOMESTIC AND EXPORT

  ENGAGE THE GOVERNMENT TO DEVELOP OLIVE PLANTATION TO CULTIVATE OILIVE OIL FOR BOTH DOMESTIC AND EXPORT

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• Thomas W. Bello 11 months ago

  Abnash, well done and congratulations. You've been consistent and resilient like some of us, the indigenous entrepreneurs. And success you'll find. Attitudes of local people in cooperating with local fellow fall short of sinc ...
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  Abnash, well done and congratulations. You've been consistent and resilient like some of us, the indigenous entrepreneurs. And success you'll find. Attitudes of local people in cooperating with local fellow fall short of sincerity. More especially with the rogue financial institutions.
  Abnash, don't hesitate to partner with local entrepreneurs to achieve your objectives to eliminate importation of vegetable oils and quality rice grains.

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