The AfDB and Banque Edmond de Rothschild Group must stop Moringa from hijacking B-BOVID from Issa Ouedraogo now

Issa Ouedraogo,  a pioneer Ghanaian green  agrisector social impact entrepreneur,  will soon be launching a conservation-through-ecotourism venture, based on a unique and  change-making agroforestry initiative, of his, which  has been in the making, for nearly 18 years now.

How ironical that the washed-out and clueless racist French nationals running Moringa in Ghana, think they are smarter than a public-spirited, generous-hearted and  innovative Ghanaian farmer, whose life's work they seek to purloin - with the help of selfish greed-filled Ghanaian professionals: who ought to know better.  Ebeiiii.

The question for Ghanaians to ponder over is:  Just how many tree seedlings have Moringa distributed, to help the smallholder oil palm farmer-stakeholders in B--BOVID's value-chain to diversify their income streams and bootstrap their way to financial independence, thus far, even  as we speak? Zilch.

Surely, officials of the AfDB Group, and the Banque Edmond de Rothschild Group, ought to come to Ghana, now, to see things on the ground, at Takoradi, for themselves  - where they will come to realise,  to their chagrin and shame,  what a huge error of judgment they made, in opting to support Moringa - by silently looking on, as they sought to rob B-BOVID, in broad daylight,  from its brilliant and super-creative founder, Issa Ouedraogo. Does silence not mean complicity, in such cases, I ask?

Finally dear reader, the time has now come for the relevant C-Suit compliance-leads, from the  AfDB Group, and the Banque Edmond de Rothschild Group, to do the decent thing, and stop Moringa from hijacking B-BOVID, from its founder and rightful owner,  Issa Ouedraogo. Enough is enough.  Case Closed.    Haaba.