Acute Food Shortage to hit Ghana?

...planting for food hoax exposed as government bans export of food

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Ghanaians will soon be eating YELLOW CORN and queuing for essential commodities as happened in 1982.

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“Ghana has been taken back 40years by Akufo Addo, Bawumia…”

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In the ’80s Rawlings mobilized Ghanaians to turn things around, sloganeering is not the solution to Ghana’s problems…

National Youth In Volunteerism is like NABCo whose victims remain unemployed and unpaid…

YouStart will be akin to the owed National Service Personnel who are disillusioned…

Prices of food, fuel and transportation increases, government is about to increase Water and Electricity bills after recovering money from consumers who it claimed it gave Free Water and Free Electricity ahead of the 2020 Election…

Ghana is BROKE and HIGHLY DEBT DISTRESSED;

Government is thus squeezing Ghanaians and trying to use E-LEVY to pick their MoMo wallets to plug the hole created by the excessive borrowing…

School Feeding cost expected to jump as prices of food increase…

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Free SHS bill will also go up exponentially as cost of food and other line items increase, throwing government’s budget out of gear.

Government is looking for new excuses now that COVID-19 and the Ukraine war by Russia has become stale…

Rainfall may become the excuse for the ongoing DUMSOR.

If various State institutions are owing ECG unpaud Electricity bills;

Why are Prepaid Customers experiencing Dumsor?

Ghanaians are getting very angry each day as new hardships are added to the existing ones.

“AKUFO ADDO MUST GET HIS APPOINTEES TO STOP THE LAND-GRAB AND FOCUS ON FIXING THE COLLAPSED ECONOMY TO EASE THE HARDSHIPS ON GHANAIANS TO AVOID CIVIL UNREST.”

God SAVE Our Homeland Ghana.

By Prince Derek Adjei

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