Appetite for imported products affecting cedi – AGI

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• FELLOW 8 years ago

  Do Even de so called politicians have taste for made in gh Guds???? QuestioN??? pArasites!!!

  Do Even de so called politicians have taste for made in gh Guds???? QuestioN??? pArasites!!!

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• Hazor 8 years ago

  The blame should be lay at the door step at Rawlings,Kuffour and Mahama for importing textiles and furnitures into the country abandon local produce goods sending a wrong message to the general public that local products are ...
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  The blame should be lay at the door step at Rawlings,Kuffour and Mahama for importing textiles and furnitures into the country abandon local produce goods sending a wrong message to the general public that local products are of inferior quality.

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• Kofi 8 years ago

  When we each go to other people homes we are keen to see the foreign goods and our own Parliment was a typical example of this. Thjey imported Chiona quality chiars for the Parliment. So would it be the government causing thi ...
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  When we each go to other people homes we are keen to see the foreign goods and our own Parliment was a typical example of this. Thjey imported Chiona quality chiars for the Parliment. So would it be the government causing this or the ordinary peopel ? Which is which?

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• fast 8 years ago

  thank u kofi.

  thank u kofi.

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• PDC MAN 8 years ago

  This problem has existed long before you were born, Mr AGI president, and the biggest problem is to have leaders who will stop complaining and make changes so that Ghanaians will have confidence in goods produced in Ghana an ...
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  This problem has existed long before you were born, Mr AGI president, and the biggest problem is to have leaders who will stop complaining and make changes so that Ghanaians will have confidence in goods produced in Ghana and patronise them, but not leaders like you who will just join the chorus.
  Your complaining makes you unfit to be AGI president.

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• Ntim 8 years ago

  How can we progress with stupid people like you, who do not want to listen to facts. How can we progress when we're importing word furniture, while we are a timber producing country?

  How can we progress with stupid people like you, who do not want to listen to facts. How can we progress when we're importing word furniture, while we are a timber producing country?

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• PDC MAN 8 years ago

  I accept my foolishness from you, intelligent NTIM, but I still maintain those put in responsible positions to make changes in the country should rather work to improve situations rather than always complaining about problem ...
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  I accept my foolishness from you, intelligent NTIM, but I still maintain those put in responsible positions to make changes in the country should rather work to improve situations rather than always complaining about problems we all know existed even before we were. I am for progress but the way you and the AGI PRESIDENT want to go about progress will stagnate us instead
  Bye NTIM, have a nice day.

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• mohammed siibu 8 years ago

  Exactly

  Exactly

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• Gogus 8 years ago

  I don't think Ghanaians neccesarily like imported goods but it is because our locally produced goods are more expensive. Also our local manufacturers must try to respond to market demands. It is what people want to buy and th ...
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  I don't think Ghanaians neccesarily like imported goods but it is because our locally produced goods are more expensive. Also our local manufacturers must try to respond to market demands. It is what people want to buy and the price they can afford that drives the market. Also cost of production is high. AGI needs to sit up aside government policies they have a lot to do.

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