The Problem with SADA's Afforestation Project

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• Atinga 11 years ago

  Completely diverted election money channeled through a semi illiterate with an ego of the sahara desert. He was used by the political stealers. John mahama is involved squarely and plainly. He should start packing his luggage ...
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  Completely diverted election money channeled through a semi illiterate with an ego of the sahara desert. He was used by the political stealers. John mahama is involved squarely and plainly. He should start packing his luggage. No second term. Inspite of that, we shall take our money by any means possible. They should ask the akans on how to steal without getting caught.
  Step 1.. Trees would have been planted almost have of the stated amount
  Step 2....donations would not have been done openly.
  Step 3.. Don't sponsor anything except by the superiors
  Step 4... Don't flaunt expensive cars except for funerals.
  New money that is acquired freely is used freely. Has this agambire boy supported his family or community at all? Couldnt he have created some jobs in the north at least.
  Why on earth an intelligent man like andani caught himself in this quagmire? The multinational companies will not spare him. He should watch his back. Agambire has nothing to loose. He is enjoying the looted money in far away Dubai with temperatures similar to his hometown.

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• Duke 11 years ago

  It's obvious that the wrong people with inappropriate credentials were given the wrong contract and paid in full even before any foundation was laid. This is the hallmark of the planning and looting brigades of mahama woyom ...
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  It's obvious that the wrong people with inappropriate credentials were given the wrong contract and paid in full even before any foundation was laid. This is the hallmark of the planning and looting brigades of mahama woyome isofoton gyeeda sada subah akonfem ghost tree planting Waterville merchant bank fortiz at work; a mafiosi scheme to steal from and destroy ghana.
  Ghanaians are happy with this state of affairs otherwise they would have hit the streets a long time ag j in protests about the way their country is being managed.

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• EZEKIEL 11 years ago

  Teachers and Nurses are not paid for months BUT such IDIOTS have been paid UP-FRONT!! Thieves!!!
  As usual in Ghana the AIM is laudable but the execution....near ZERO and NOBODY is being punished!! Give it to God as usual!

  Teachers and Nurses are not paid for months BUT such IDIOTS have been paid UP-FRONT!! Thieves!!!
  As usual in Ghana the AIM is laudable but the execution....near ZERO and NOBODY is being punished!! Give it to God as usual!

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• JAMREAH 11 years ago

  SADA AND NORTHERN REGIONS AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS SHOULD HAVE WATER SOURCES AS THE FIRST STEP.THEY HAVE THE LAND AND LABOUR.THEY WERE GIVEN THE CAPITAL BUT COMMON SENSE DID NOT TELL THEM TO START WITH GOOD IRRIGATION SYSTEMS.NE ...
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  SADA AND NORTHERN REGIONS AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS SHOULD HAVE WATER SOURCES AS THE FIRST STEP.THEY HAVE THE LAND AND LABOUR.THEY WERE GIVEN THE CAPITAL BUT COMMON SENSE DID NOT TELL THEM TO START WITH GOOD IRRIGATION SYSTEMS.NEXT TIME NORTHENERS MUST NOT DEPEND ON THE RAINS FOR THEIR FARMING PROJECTS.IRRIGATION MUST COME FIRST.LET THEM CARRY WATER FROM THE WHITE AND BLACK VOLTA TO THEIR SITES AND FARMS.

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• maame 11 years ago

  come to ghana to cobtribute. on paper it is simply said

  come to ghana to cobtribute. on paper it is simply said

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  "The incontrovertible story of SADA", was utterly embarrassingly "misacknowledged", if there is such a word, by the learned Dr. Okoampa-Ahoofe to an extent , in my humble opinion, that one does not appreciate the scope of ...
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  "The incontrovertible story of SADA", was utterly embarrassingly "misacknowledged", if there is such a word, by the learned Dr. Okoampa-Ahoofe to an extent , in my humble opinion, that one does not appreciate the scope of the narrative. How can we, if one considers the fact that the writer's perspective is politically tinged?
  
  First of all, our knowledge of the Sahelian ecological zone in terms of its vegetation and its climate is still rudimentary. We have tended to treat it as a typical tropical ecological zone.
  
  I would have approached this whole SADA story from a different angle by organizing and coordinating it from five essential components:
  Start with a strategy, then some form of measurements, then take a look at the processes to be used, the people to be employed, and finally the technology to be utilized.
  
  The SADA story miserably failed to take into account the land use. How has the land in question been used historically? The answer to this question determines which part of the land is set aside for afforestation and which goes into reforestation, which into livestock, and which into guinea fowl rearing?
  
  UDS should have spend some time researching the land usage.
  
  The SADA saga is not over. The reconstituted board must start anew by doing their homework.

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