Can the next NDC administration transform rural Ghana into a happy and prosperous part of our Republic?

Dear critical-reader, the question for a wise and aspirational African people to ponder over, as the 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections loom large, is: How can the next NDC administration transform rural Ghana into a happy and prosperous part of our Republic, after it assumes power in January 2025?

For such a positive development to occur during the tenure of the  next NDC administration, dear critical-reader, it must, perforce, focus on implementing bleeding edge policies designed to transform our national economy's pivotal agricultural sector, by making all farming,  not just cocoa farming, tax free.

That is a must, if any government-of-the-day, in power after January 2025 is to  successfully rescue Mother Ghana from the doldrums, of preventable bankruptcy that occurred, simply because of the unfathomable greed of the big-thieves-in-high places who now  dominate our byzantine system  currently overseen by today's government-of-the day.

To help prevent that from occuring too, in the next NDC administration, no investors who set up tax haven domiciled entities in nations such as Mauritius and Luxembourg (which are set up for one purpose only: to enable their promoters to evade taxes in their own home countries, and also  engage in money laundering via illicit financial flows out of our country,  at Mother Ghana's expense), to do business in any sector of our national economy, especially the pivotal agricultural sector. Full stop. Yooooooo...

In that regard, it would  be wise for the next NDC administration to seek the advice of  Issa Ouedraogo, the brilliant orphan-made-good founder, of  B-BOVID, the unique  organic profit-sharing social impact  agribusiness located in our nation's beautiful and bountiful Western Region.

If Issa Ouedraogo's climate smart social impact profit-sharing agribusiness model, were to be replicated nationwide, by the next NDC administration, it would spurt unprecedented green growth that is sustainable, to boost  our national economy's entire agricultural sector contribution to our GDP, oooo, Ghanafuor.

It is in light of that desired end, that it is so outrageous that, incredibly,  even as we speak, instead of being feted and asked to advice our current  leaders, our justice delivery system has been allowed to be weaponised  by racist foreigners from perfidious France, in cahoots with local enablers from the legal profession, to steal B-BOVID from Issa Ouedraogo. Incredible.  

Nowhere else, dear critical-reader, on the continent of Africa, would such a tragedy be allowed to befall a visionary local green entrepreneur, whose business model  could guarantee food security for all the nations of Africa, and help transform the continent's  rural areas into happy and prosperous parts of Africa.  We are our own worst enemies, alas.

(Speaking of which, the NDC's leadership, must quickly send Stan Dogbe, overseas, as our ambassador to Togo, when they are voted into office in the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections. He and those of his ilk, contributed, in no small measure, in destroying public confidence in the last NDC administration of President Mahama, if truth be told. It will be recalled,  dear critical-reader, that Stan Dogbe was a  key member of the hard-of-hearing smug swamp-deplorables, who  surrounded  President Mahama during his tenure. But I digress, lol).

Finally,  in answer to the question: How can the next NDC administration transform rural Ghana into a happy and prosperous part of our Republic, after it assumes power in January 2025, the simple answer is that the NDC must consult Issa Ouedraogo, and persuade him to help them replicate his climate smart organic profit-sharing social impact agribusiness model, which is bedrocked on agroforestry and permaculture principles,  across the entire landmass of our beleaguered and bankrupted Republic. Full stop.  Case closed. A word to the wise. Hmmm, 3y3nsem piiii, oooo, Ghanafuor. Yooooooooo...