VISIONARY LEADER! John Dramani Mahama

@JDMahama Incredible progress

@JDMahama @AfricaFactsZone

@JDMahama The hypocrites will still come and criticize,Nkrumah is back

@JDMahama Won’t believe anything any of them say till I see this factory work for over few years

@JDMahama Chinese company and they are destroying our lands scraping all the top soil in the name of making tiles. Every land they touch, it can't be used for farming again. Hmmm Ghana

Planned capacity: Phase 1 = 600 tons/day; Phase 2 adds 800 tons/day → 1,400 tons/day total (described as one of Africa’s largest float-glass plants). Expected outcomes cited by officials include ~2,182 direct jobs (construction + operations), reduced glass imports (Ghana imported >65,000 tons worth nearly $25 million in 2024), ~$100 million in annual export earnings at full capacity, and higher tax revenue (KEDA already paid substantial taxes, e.g., GH¢740 million claimed for 2025). KEDA has operated ceramics/tile/sanitary production in the area since around 2016 (building on earlier industrial initiatives). The new glass plant is an expansion on that base and is framed as supporting the 24-hour economy and import-substitution/export goals. #INDUSTRIALISATION IS THE WAY TO EXPAND THE ECONOMY THROUGH EMPLOYMENT AND TAXES 🔥🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎😎🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭