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• Kwaku Tee 3 weeks ago

  Good research. I know very well that 100% of all our students in SHS boarding houses are affected .The consequence of not eating well, is the erratic and nonsensical behaviour of our youth.It is about time we abolish boardin ...
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  Good research. I know very well that 100% of all our students in SHS boarding houses are affected .The consequence of not eating well, is the erratic and nonsensical behaviour of our youth.It is about time we abolish boarding housing in our public SHS.

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• FRANKIE 3 weeks ago

  Ah but banku and okro stew laced with ad3m3 or gbooma as well as komi k3 shito is very healthy, isn't it? And so is waakye k3 gari with fish, egg and some jw33 aloo?

  Ah but banku and okro stew laced with ad3m3 or gbooma as well as komi k3 shito is very healthy, isn't it? And so is waakye k3 gari with fish, egg and some jw33 aloo?

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 weeks ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• iNFO 3 weeks ago

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• Kwamena Danso 3 weeks ago

  Where from this 65% . Theories saaaa then bam from thin air 65% .

  Where from this 65% . Theories saaaa then bam from thin air 65% .

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• Kwakwa 3 weeks ago

  Where do these persons get their degrees from? How did he arrive at this conclusion? When did they draw menus for people and were told it wasn't affordable? Has he considered the fact that people may just not be interested in ...
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  Where do these persons get their degrees from? How did he arrive at this conclusion? When did they draw menus for people and were told it wasn't affordable? Has he considered the fact that people may just not be interested in his begetable and fruits nonsense?
  People just talk to make their field of work relevant

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• MO KWAME NKRUMAH NO 3 weeks ago

  I disagree with Professor Anna Lartey, Ghanaians like oily fat meat instead of vegetables and fruits ,at night in the streets how many Kebab joints you can count?Our problem is love for meat among Ghanaians especially r ...
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  I disagree with Professor Anna Lartey, Ghanaians like oily fat meat instead of vegetables and fruits ,at night in the streets how many Kebab joints you can count?Our problem is love for meat among Ghanaians especially roasted meat is killing Ghanaians, if they are able to buy enough and eat meat which is more expensive than fruits and vegetables,then it attitude problems

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• Kenneth 3 weeks ago

  Very true.honestly i am part.even 2 meals a day some of us can't afford.its about time the government work on the pricing of food by ensuring that supply far outweigh demand.y3br3!

  Very true.honestly i am part.even 2 meals a day some of us can't afford.its about time the government work on the pricing of food by ensuring that supply far outweigh demand.y3br3!

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• ankoma 3 weeks ago

  65 percent? Healthy food , what are they?;The vegetables laced with galamsey chemicals? My brother in law who is now a medical doctor was given a roasted cocoyam as a breakfast daily as a child . I eat twice in a day, my big ...
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  65 percent? Healthy food , what are they?;The vegetables laced with galamsey chemicals? My brother in law who is now a medical doctor was given a roasted cocoyam as a breakfast daily as a child . I eat twice in a day, my big pawpaw(Papaya) as a breakfast , banku, or kokoknte, or ampesie and sometimes beans and gari as my lunchsupper..
  I am not on any medication and before long will chalk sixty. Our daily demand of work determines the kind of food we should consume. I sweat like a marathon runner, what kind of food do l consume ?

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