Let us patronise local products - Ahwoi

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Abinwaha. 11 years ago

Why are diplomat buying foreign products because our finishes touches does not simply match the standard we are used to here. Ghana must train our artisn to polish up in technical schools to allow the quality product to surfa ...
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Why are diplomat buying foreign products because our finishes touches does not simply match the standard we are used to here. Ghana must train our artisn to polish up in technical schools to allow the quality product to surface on our market.
Nyankonton 11 years ago

"Kwesi Ahwoi, Minister of Food and Agriculture has repeated the call on Ghanaians to patronise made-in-Ghana products to help solve the nation’s food security problem."

YOU ARE MAKING THESE STATEMENTS NOW TO DRAW THE ATT ...
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"Kwesi Ahwoi, Minister of Food and Agriculture has repeated the call on Ghanaians to patronise made-in-Ghana products to help solve the nation’s food security problem."

YOU ARE MAKING THESE STATEMENTS NOW TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF MAHAMA TO CONSIDER YOU FOR RRE-APPOINTMENT.

YOU GUYS HAVE NO SHAME.
mm 11 years ago

YOU ARE MAKING THESE STATEMENTS NOW TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF MAHAMA TO CONSIDER YOU FOR RRE-APPOINTMENT.

YOU GUYS HAVE NO SHAME

YOU ARE MAKING THESE STATEMENTS NOW TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF MAHAMA TO CONSIDER YOU FOR RRE-APPOINTMENT.

YOU GUYS HAVE NO SHAME
USMAN 11 years ago

The attitude of our useless university graduates in authority makes me believe the independence of Ghana is becoming meaningless. When did this Ahwoi realize we need to patronize our local products. We are in this country whe ...
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The attitude of our useless university graduates in authority makes me believe the independence of Ghana is becoming meaningless. When did this Ahwoi realize we need to patronize our local products. We are in this country when the good for nothing National Accreditation Board(NAB) is saying the HND cert is a toilet paper and that HND holders are not qualified to go to the universities. Today a UK university, Coventry University, is saying yes they can by offering MSc to our polytechnic graduates for 5000pounds. This is something our own universities could offer for just below 1000pounds and help our people save the remaining 4000pounds for meaningful development. This would have been another brilliant way of saving hard earned foreign currency for other important needs but the NAB and the other useless universities say nay it is impossible but the Brits are saying yeah HND holders can acquire post graduate degrees. The Brits have done this by offering full postgraduate scholarships to our HND holders(visit www.britishcouncil.org). This lack of wisdom and empty pride being exhibited by our useless university graduates in authority is a clear indication that the blackman and for that matter the Ghanaian is not capable of managing his/her own affairs successfully for the benefit of their people.
Julor Kufor 11 years ago

Can this guy be fired. These Ahwoi brothers make me sick

Can this guy be fired. These Ahwoi brothers make me sick
Nanakofi 11 years ago

One does not need a politician's call to make a buying decision. Buying decisions are determined by: QUALITY, PRICE and availability.

As agriculture secretary my advise is to ensure that you put in place policies that p ...
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One does not need a politician's call to make a buying decision. Buying decisions are determined by: QUALITY, PRICE and availability.

As agriculture secretary my advise is to ensure that you put in place policies that promotes good quality of products offered for sale. I will give you an example: Yams sent abroad for sale - this is a perishable therefore one expects that only HIGH QUALITY YAMS: tubers with no cuts, incisions, holes etc are packaged, but you see these defects in yams exported overseas that affects the final product when purchased. Does this encourage buyers of our exported yams in bulk? No, it does't.
LUCKY yum yum 11 years ago

how many citizens can afford to eat there?

how many citizens can afford to eat there?
Mensah Liberty 11 years ago

npp notorious peoples party keep quiet and enjoy better ghana edey be keke

npp notorious peoples party keep quiet and enjoy better ghana edey be keke
Jonas 11 years ago

The problem is not about patronize, its about maintaining the neatness and decency of these our local restaurants or chop bars. I recently entertained some foreign visitors who wanted to taste our good Ghana food, especially ...
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The problem is not about patronize, its about maintaining the neatness and decency of these our local restaurants or chop bars. I recently entertained some foreign visitors who wanted to taste our good Ghana food, especially fufu. I was appalled by what i saw in some of these local restaurants we visited. On one occasion i saw a mouse looking for food right in the middle of this chop bar. How come we are always making lots of noise about opening this restaurants or that chop bar, yet fail to maintain standards like controlling pest in these areas. Does Ghana have a policy of monitoring our food industry? What is the Ghana EPA doing to ensure that the food we eat is safe or do we need to BRIBE our officials at the Ghana EPA to send inspectors around to ensure that these eating places are safe!
abongo 11 years ago

DOES AHWOI PATRONISE MADE IN GHANA RICE? CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME. BUY MADE IN GHANA RICE AND PEOPLE WILL KNOW THAT WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE GOOSE IS GOOD FOR THE GANDER

DOES AHWOI PATRONISE MADE IN GHANA RICE? CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME. BUY MADE IN GHANA RICE AND PEOPLE WILL KNOW THAT WHAT IS GOOD FOR THE GOOSE IS GOOD FOR THE GANDER
sam 11 years ago

i bet his suit is made in ghana-hypocrite

i bet his suit is made in ghana-hypocrite

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