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Eric Opoku Condemns Military’s “Excessive” Operation in Hwidiem

Asunafo South MP Eric Opoku has condemned the military’s response to the attack on members of the NAIMOS taskforce in Hwidiem, calling the follow-up operation excessive and alarming. Speaking on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem, Opoku said he supports holding anyone who assaults security personnel accountable, but argued the military’s actions “went far beyond what is acceptable in a democracy.” “I’m not happy with the excesses in the Hwidiem incident. I have no issue with people facing the law for attacking soldiers or the NAIMOS taskforce, but attacking an entire community and causing the death of an innocent person is unacceptable,” he said. The military reportedly moved into Hwidiem and nearby communities days after the taskforce was attacked, triggering fear among residents. A young man was shot dead during the operation, and several others were allegedly beaten or taken from their […]

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Ghana Government Needs GH¢500 Million to Tackle Food Glut, Says Agriculture Minister

Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has revealed that the government will require approximately GH¢500 million to address the current oversupply of farm produce, commonly referred to as a food glut. Speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show, Mr. Opoku emphasized the need for a coordinated, data-driven approach to tackle the challenge, warning that inaction could discourage farmers from reinvesting in agriculture. “You do not just get up and move into a farm because there is a glut. You need to move there with your technical team to ascertain the amount of farm produce to be procured. From the figures we are receiving, we will need about GH¢500 million to be able to clear it,” he said. The Minister noted that the Ministry is engaging the World Food Programme and other development partners to explore strategies for managing the glut […]

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Agric Minister Credits Feed Ghana for Bumper Harvest

Minister of Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has credited Ghana’s ongoing bumper harvest to the government’s flagship Feed Ghana Programme, describing it as proof of the initiative’s success. His comments respond to concerns from farmers in several communities who say they are struggling to find buyers despite producing food in record quantities. Speaking on Citi FM on Wednesday, Mr Opoku said the challenge is not isolated but part of a nationwide outcome driven by the government’s intervention. “The farmers in many parts of the country are complaining that they have produced in quantities beyond the market, and they are not getting buyers. In Asunafo South, for example, the youth who participated in the Feed Ghana Programme told me they have been harvesting rice in large volumes and are looking for a market. What we are seeing is a nationwide bumper […]

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