SADA commissions €11m irrigation project

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• Hazor 10 years ago

  Was the irrigation built by magic without a contractor? How long did it takes to built this irrigation project?Is Alhaji Gilbert Iddi the irrigation project that commission for 11milliom euros?Another stolen 11million euros ...
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  Was the irrigation built by magic without a contractor? How long did it takes to built this irrigation project?Is Alhaji Gilbert Iddi the irrigation project that commission for 11milliom euros?Another stolen 11million euros tax payers money and they are walking free.

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• agadda 10 years ago

  fraudulent project. why didn't you mention the beneficiary communities.

  fraudulent project. why didn't you mention the beneficiary communities.

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• oH nO 10 years ago

  The other partners contributed 11million euros and SADA's portion was 8000 euros or cedis??hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah.
  
  What a funny bunch of useless and shameless thieves!! Time to rid ghana of this northern corru ...
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  The other partners contributed 11million euros and SADA's portion was 8000 euros or cedis??hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah.
  
  What a funny bunch of useless and shameless thieves!! Time to rid ghana of this northern corrupt machinery called sada.All they do is to waste govt loans on useless projects in the north!

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• Titugri 10 years ago

  It looks like SADA is mistakenly trying to re-invent the wheel. Why do they want to do irrigation for sugar cane farming when the people of Northern Ghana are already known for rice farming?
  
  There was a time before Rawling ...
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  It looks like SADA is mistakenly trying to re-invent the wheel. Why do they want to do irrigation for sugar cane farming when the people of Northern Ghana are already known for rice farming?
  
  There was a time before Rawlings that Tamale had two big rice mills and Tamale was known as rice city. That was during the 1970s and all of Northern Ghana was engaged highly productive rice farming. I think that is were the emphasis should be. There is no need trying to start a new crop production such as sugar cane when the people know nothing about sugar cane farming. Please do not waste these resources in an attempt to re-invent the wheel. Enough is enough!

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• Baba 10 years ago

  @ Titugri. rice farming sounds good but with gov't eager to revitalise the Komenda Sugar factory, sugar must be available at all times for processing. think that's the idea.

  @ Titugri. rice farming sounds good but with gov't eager to revitalise the Komenda Sugar factory, sugar must be available at all times for processing. think that's the idea.

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• shamu 10 years ago

  where is the akomfem project????

  where is the akomfem project????

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• AKONFEM 10 years ago

  Another opportunity to steal from the tax payer. 100 guinea fowl for millions of dollars and dead trees which cannot be accounted for. You are a vampire drinking the blood of the poor suffering masses

  Another opportunity to steal from the tax payer. 100 guinea fowl for millions of dollars and dead trees which cannot be accounted for. You are a vampire drinking the blood of the poor suffering masses

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• GHANABA 10 years ago

  What at shame.11 million Euros can be used to cultivate about 10,000 hectares of land. This guys should stop putting dust into our eyes.
  
  My heat bleeds for mother Ghana

  What at shame.11 million Euros can be used to cultivate about 10,000 hectares of land. This guys should stop putting dust into our eyes.
  
  My heat bleeds for mother Ghana

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• ADA 10 years ago

  This is the first and only good news to come from SADA. If SADA is there for the common good of northern communities, then put irrigation dam in each constituency in northern ghana. They will build their own houses from incom ...
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  This is the first and only good news to come from SADA. If SADA is there for the common good of northern communities, then put irrigation dam in each constituency in northern ghana. They will build their own houses from incomes generated, trees and forest belts will naturally grow from the dams. NOTE: No investor will use the feasibility studies or business plans drawn up by SADA to commence any project in the north. Those expenses are a sink hole and of no value to any northerner, except the persons benefiting from rhe fees.

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