Agogo clashes ‘revive’ ranching law

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• Mr. Objective 8 years ago

  This is the surest way forward that iwould be of benefit for the country as an agriculture-based economy. The passage of the law must be treated with the urgency it deserves
  Forward Ever!
  Backward Never!!
  There is victory ...
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  This is the surest way forward that iwould be of benefit for the country as an agriculture-based economy. The passage of the law must be treated with the urgency it deserves
  Forward Ever!
  Backward Never!!
  There is victory for us!!!

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• K. Adu 8 years ago

  The Ministry for Agriculture has done a poor job to date. And the minister is being paid for no work done. Ghana is far behind other West African countries when it comes to ranching. They have leaders who can think into the f ...
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  The Ministry for Agriculture has done a poor job to date. And the minister is being paid for no work done. Ghana is far behind other West African countries when it comes to ranching. They have leaders who can think into the future and making progress in meat production and maintaining peace. But leaders in Ghana are stupid fulls who only think about themselves. How can cattle feed on other peoples farms and the President, the owners of he cattle , the Ministers, the corrupt chiefs and the Parliament see nothing wrong with it. Something is wrong here. Who supplied these Fulanis with the guns. And what is the Interior Minister and the IGP doing about it. Ghana is unfortunately, a country without leaders. A country where Foreigners are treated better than Ghanaians. Foreigners can do whatever they want and pay bribes to get away with it. How foolish and selfish our leaders are. God help Ghana with visionary leaders who can take this peace loving country out of the hands of the greedy bastard so called leaders. Long live Agogoman and God continue to bless the youth whom the future belong to.

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