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'Sir John had given 40 forest reserves for mining. I told the President that "this guy, the head of the Forestry Commission, is a potential danger to the forests of our country."' - Prof. Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng, former Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, explains the challenges he faced while... show more
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Nana Addo’s government de33. It was a Cartel

The President Ghana never had truly destroyed this country.

Sir John was a devil with disregard for Ghana's future. We have failed as a country when it comes to appointment of FC heads. Most people appointed has no knowledge nor respect for the environment

It’s so painful the way politicians have ruined Ghana and made it retrogressive.

Who also sees the angle that Benard Avle is taking to keep Mahama’s failed govt off the hook as far as Galamsey is concerned. Otherwise while will he invite this man who has left office to come for this interview instead of holding current office holders accountable? AGENDA!

40 forest reserves for illegal mining? Look at the surge in illegal mining (galamsey).

Can we hear the current story now. Why the rehash of this old narrative. We have heard it a million times. The people are no more in government por we simply don't want to talk about the present happenings at the galamsey front?

So what? How does this solve the persisting galamsey issue? The presser by Rocha on Atewa has sent chills down the spine of govt on his hired journalists are at work to do damage control by roping in NPP

And who’s the current Forestry Commissioner? Has the Galamsey in Forests end? How far is Atewa Forest? Prof. Boateng should understand that, mining in the deep forests is not prohibited but illegal mining in it is irresponsibleness and an unlawful act. An institutional problem

This is why Ghanaians get angry when anyone in the NPp opens their mouth to speak about Galamsey. We are here because of your greed and impunity

The sankwa's should come and listen
