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Sunday 21 August 2016

POLITICAL PARTIES MANIFESTOES MUST FOCUS ON AGRICULTURAL IF…BEST FARMER URGED.


As Ghanaians are preparing for the forthcoming general elections slated for December, 7th,2016, the various political parties have been moving from one community to another in attempt to convince the electorates to vote for them in order to develop this country.
Almost the various political parties and their Flagbearers, even though, they have not officially especially the leading political launched their manifestoes but they have on the various platforms promised to create jobs should they be given the nod.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kumah farms Complex, Mr.Martin Kwaku Kumah who is a multi-purpose farmer and has won numerous awards to his credit, has advocated that, the various political parties and their flagbearers Manifestoes for the 2016 elections should be Agricultural centered because, Agricultural sector is the only sector that holds the keys to the solutions of the country’s unemployment situation.
Speaking exclusively with the Trust Newspaper during a working visit to his farm, Mr.Kumah was very confident that, if the government should focus or invest high in the agricultural sector, many employment avenues or opportunity they promise to give to the youth shall come to pass because there are many areas in the sectors that can help address the graduate unemployment in the country.
Kumah Farm Complex CEO mentioned that, under the sector; agro processing, packaging, marketing, selling, exporting among others can employ many youth. Adding that, even before the discovering of oil, it is the agric sector which has held this country and Ghana’s cocoa for example has been used and continue to be use for international loans security.

He is therefore challenging the various political parties especially the leading ones to focus more on agricultural sector since if they neglect the sector which employs most Ghanaians the country is doomed and their intention to create jobs for the youth will be a mirage.

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