Michael Yeboah, President of the Concerned Youth of Afram Plains, has commended President John Dramani Mahama and the Minister of Food and Agriculture for the construction of the first Farmers’ Service Centre in the Kwahu Afram Plains South Constituency at Takoratwene.

According to Michael, who also serves as an entrepreneur and philanthropist, the project will strengthen Ghana’s food security, reduce dependency on food imports, create employment opportunities particularly for the youth and promote agribusiness development.

He explained that ultimately, it will support economic growth and enhance the resilience of Ghana’s agricultural sector.

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In a congratulatory message to the President, Michael stated, “I warmly congratulate His Excellency the President and the Honorable Minister for this visionary initiative and for selecting Kwahu Afram Plains South as the location for the first centre.”

He further pledged his commitment to the success of the project, “As President of Concerned Youth of Afram Plains, I pledge my unwavering support and commitment to the success of this project. I am fully prepared to mobilize and organize the vibrant youth of the constituency to actively participate in and support the implementation of this initiative for the benefit of our people.”

Michael emphasised that the initiative would transform agriculture in the district, “This landmark initiative will serve as a catalyst for transforming agriculture in the district.

“The establishment of the Farmers’ Service Centre will provide farmers with improved access to modern farming equipment, extension services, quality inputs, training and market opportunities. These interventions will significantly boost productivity, reduce post-harvest losses and increase farmers’ incomes.”

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