Baobab tree can be a foreign exchange earner for Ghana - Prof. Egbadzor

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Tamale North Boy 1 year ago

Easy Talk. The Baobab and Shea trees conjure sentiments which have not been realised. They all grow wild and are not cultivated. SARI, UDS and others have talked and talked. None has succeeded in cultivating them on commercia ...
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Easy Talk. The Baobab and Shea trees conjure sentiments which have not been realised. They all grow wild and are not cultivated. SARI, UDS and others have talked and talked. None has succeeded in cultivating them on commercial basis.
William HK Sorkpor --- USA 1 year ago

Better yet: we must make baobab powder an intricate part of the diet Ghanaians, -- especially men and school children. It will he!p us cut down on the national medical budget. This is one of the microeconomic projects with a ...
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Better yet: we must make baobab powder an intricate part of the diet Ghanaians, -- especially men and school children. It will he!p us cut down on the national medical budget. This is one of the microeconomic projects with a macroeconomic tail wind, -- we must seriously pursue. It is very feasible, low capital-intensive with exponential savings potential that will accrue to our currency. May Lord Almighty continue to bless our beloved Great Ghana: Amen!!!
Henry Etornam Ackah 1 year ago

Great move. Its possible!

Great move. Its possible!