Ahukwa, Suhenso cocoa farmers reject new producer price

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James 4 months ago

Why is the government not explaining to them about the exchange rate?

Why is the government not explaining to them about the exchange rate?
Kwaku Tee 4 months ago

Was the NDC govt aware of the fluctuating rates of the exchange rates when in opposition?That blunder when they were doing their propaganda is haunting them today.

Was the NDC govt aware of the fluctuating rates of the exchange rates when in opposition?That blunder when they were doing their propaganda is haunting them today.
Sad 4 months ago

These farmers didn't say anything when NPP was short changing them(low prices), but complain against someone who has increased the price? Half a loaf is better than none. These farmers are NPP losers

These farmers didn't say anything when NPP was short changing them(low prices), but complain against someone who has increased the price? Half a loaf is better than none. These farmers are NPP losers
True Ghanaian 4 months ago

Don't worry dear farmers. Mahama is telling you to cultivate Nkuto(shell butter) because he's not seeing the importance of cocoa in Ghana. His grandfather and father never farmed before. Himself has never farmed in forest are ...
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Don't worry dear farmers. Mahama is telling you to cultivate Nkuto(shell butter) because he's not seeing the importance of cocoa in Ghana. His grandfather and father never farmed before. Himself has never farmed in forest area and knows nothing dangerous to farm in deep forest. . While our fore-fathers were crossing rivers to cut down virgin forest for cocoa plantation, his own were in government bungalow fucking and drinking pito with cola alongside.
JACK TORONTO 4 months ago

Do you know the problems yam farmers in the deserts goes through? Do you think cocoa farmers are the only important farmers in Ghana? You can keep your cocoa beans for food.

Do you know the problems yam farmers in the deserts goes through? Do you think cocoa farmers are the only important farmers in Ghana? You can keep your cocoa beans for food.
Nana 4 months ago

Why promise when you don't have control of the price of cocoa at the world Mkt and the value of the USA Dollar? If Fiifi Kwettey and Ato Forson had good intentions, they wouldn't have done that.

Why promise when you don't have control of the price of cocoa at the world Mkt and the value of the USA Dollar? If Fiifi Kwettey and Ato Forson had good intentions, they wouldn't have done that.
Nature 4 months ago

Mahama must honor his promise of 6000-7500 cedis price . This is not about dollar rate please. Anyway, God does not consider the promise of foolish people.

Mahama must honor his promise of 6000-7500 cedis price . This is not about dollar rate please. Anyway, God does not consider the promise of foolish people.
Truth 4 months ago

What will they do with the cocoa...chew it? Let's be serious, I can read political undertones in this

What will they do with the cocoa...chew it? Let's be serious, I can read political undertones in this
Disrespectful 4 months ago

Truth, your post is offensive and disrespectful. I am a farmer. I just happen to have formal education. The cost of daily rated labour has gone up from ghc70 to ghc90 thus year. Would you to come and convince the labourers t ...
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Truth, your post is offensive and disrespectful. I am a farmer. I just happen to have formal education. The cost of daily rated labour has gone up from ghc70 to ghc90 thus year. Would you to come and convince the labourers to reduce their charges because of the exchange rate? Farmers can't chew the beans, but it doesn't mean that the government should treat us with contempt.
There are things that we can do as cocoa farmers.
The trouble with you lot is that you think you know what you don't know. As a child, I saw my father destroy his own cocoa farm because of a government practice of taking the cocoa beans and giving farmers a chit....yes, a chit instead of cash. And the farmers had to wait for months and travel so many times just to demand payment. In 2025, farmers can and do resort to selling their farms to galamsey operators. So don't provoke desperate farmers. Galamsey can affect you wherever you are. The 8 victims of the helicopter disaster never imagined dying from galamsey....but that's what happened to them. Just because you can post doesn't mean you should say thoughtless, provocative things to longsuffering poor farmers.
Agbalagba 3 months ago

It is the typical comment of Accra residents who see the cocoa farmer as a villager. Meanwhile he benefits from their labor and likely hasn't ventured north of amasaman ever in his life

It is the typical comment of Accra residents who see the cocoa farmer as a villager. Meanwhile he benefits from their labor and likely hasn't ventured north of amasaman ever in his life
Francis Mccarthy 4 months ago

Nothing will be added. The npp left a HUGE DEBT

Nothing will be added. The npp left a HUGE DEBT
Kwasea 4 months ago

Is the NPP a cocoa farmer?

Is the NPP a cocoa farmer?
Okyere 4 months ago

You guys will regret voting for Mahama..what did he say in opposition...

You guys will regret voting for Mahama..what did he say in opposition...
Padi 4 months ago

The Cedi's value is extremely high against the Dollar. If interest rates aren't raised, the foreign trade deficit will explode.

The Cedi's value is extremely high against the Dollar. If interest rates aren't raised, the foreign trade deficit will explode.
RICHMAN 4 months ago

When the president JDM was seen on Facebook advocating for investment in a high yielding business nobody including Bank of Ghana officials have denied or support the video as genuine. Nana Ama Anamoah's video also appeared on ...
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When the president JDM was seen on Facebook advocating for investment in a high yielding business nobody including Bank of Ghana officials have denied or support the video as genuine. Nana Ama Anamoah's video also appeared on Facebook promoting a high yielding investment and "nobody" has reacted to that story. A similar video also appeared on Facebook showing Kennedy Adjapong promoting a high yielding investment. Bank of Ghana has not reacted to this story too.
I believe all these stories were made using AI technology but not the real people. The people (President Mahama, Nana Ama Anamoah and Kennedy Adjapong) involved in this cases have not reacted either. I believe these videos were posted to entice the Ghanaian community especially, to invest in those businesses.
The question is, are we waiting for someone to be scammed before the government comes out to warn or react to the story. I believe a lot of people have invested in those platforms.
I'm not saying yet that those adverts are "scammulous" but at least let those who's videos appeared on Facebook come out tell us "something".
ALL GHANAIANS SHOULD DISCUSS THIS MATTER BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE BECAUSE SINCE NOBODY HAS REACTED, BELIEVE YOU ME, OTHERS WILL FOLLOW. "SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING". I REST MY CASE
I rest my case.
Shamo 4 months ago

You deserved it ,you allowed these criminals to deceive you guys for votes and you're now crying.

You deserved it ,you allowed these criminals to deceive you guys for votes and you're now crying.
Accranie 4 months ago

@Who Is A Truthful Person?

@Who Is A Truthful Person?
Accranie 4 months ago

Answer A Truthful Person Is One That Honours/ The Promise/ Guess The Propensity To Short/(KBoat/Nigerian BenzLady Variant) Is A Flaw Gh Need To Work On

Answer A Truthful Person Is One That Honours/ The Promise/ Guess The Propensity To Short/(KBoat/Nigerian BenzLady Variant) Is A Flaw Gh Need To Work On

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