By: Bansasah B. A

Bansasah B. A — Thu, 16 Nov 2017 14:10:18 +0000

I think there is an element of truth in what he is saying but it the presentation that is poor.
There Is No Smoke without Fire

By: Akua

Akua — Tue, 14 Nov 2017 10:06:01 +0000

Abronye. What are you teaching the youth CURSES. Can’t youmake your point without curses and what has his innocent children done to you. Pls let’s teach the youth the right things when we get the chance to speak in public.

By: Samuel Kwasi Adjei

Samuel Kwasi Adjei — Tue, 14 Nov 2017 09:47:48 +0000

One thing Ghanaians should understand is that the forest and it’s resources are for our good. The forest cover protects the soil from erosion, and the leave fall adds nutrients to the soil. The timber and mineral resources belong to the state. When timber is arbitrary harvested either through the activities of chainsaw operators or manually, the state is robbed of some valuable income. The consequences are that the state is unable to provide certain important amenities needed by the people. Furthermore the land is made bare and soil erosion also takes it’s toll. The land becomes depleted of its nutrients and this results in poor harvest when cropped. Forest cover also have good effect on climate. In conclusion, I believe the regional minister is doing a good job in charging these illegal lumber workers to discourage them. These deserve a harsher punishment rather. He is being lenient with them rather.

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