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• Mr. Smith 1 day ago

  Honestly I don't see the sense in this campaign promise. 194 people benefitted from this initiative in just one municipal community!! Meaning any poultry farmer will struggle to sell his/her birds. It's like distributing sewi ...
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  Honestly I don't see the sense in this campaign promise. 194 people benefitted from this initiative in just one municipal community!! Meaning any poultry farmer will struggle to sell his/her birds. It's like distributing sewing machines to every household and training the recipients. All sewing centers will struggle to do business because there's a seamstress in every house.

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• Maame Esi 1 day ago

  Hhhmmm, this confusion came in our constituency at Takoradi when the DCE and the MP decided to share hair dryers in almost every house. The hairdressers association fought against it. What the sense in building a tomato facto ...
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  Hhhmmm, this confusion came in our constituency at Takoradi when the DCE and the MP decided to share hair dryers in almost every house. The hairdressers association fought against it. What the sense in building a tomato factory if every house has a small tomato machine. Or a nika Nika machine where there's a blender in every kitchen.

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• Mansa Musa 1 day ago

  The question is, are those 194 people poultry farmers? If not then it doesn't make any business sense. The poultry farmers countrywide should be empowered to boost poultry production and not just any household.

  The question is, are those 194 people poultry farmers? If not then it doesn't make any business sense. The poultry farmers countrywide should be empowered to boost poultry production and not just any household.

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• Dindom 1 day ago

  This will end in the peoples pockets.The government should have set up large poultry farms to house these birds.In every region of the country.This would have been easy to monitor/Trace And regulate.NDC haven’t learnt a les ...
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  This will end in the peoples pockets.The government should have set up large poultry farms to house these birds.In every region of the country.This would have been easy to monitor/Trace And regulate.NDC haven’t learnt a lesson from the flying Guinea fowls project.
  I am sure the aim is to produce poultry here in Ghana to reduce importation and also reduce the cost of eggs and meat which is skyrocketing.Especially eggs.Everyday the poultry farmers find excuses to increase prices of egg.How can one egg be sold for 5cedis?But the format the government is using can’t solve this problem

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• Dan Asiedu 21 hours ago

  Ooh
  We need feed and medication too for birds.

  Ooh
  We need feed and medication too for birds.

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