Feed Ghana Programme will build robust, stabilise economy - NSA Director General

Felix Gyamfi, the Director General of the National Service Authority (NSA), spoke about the Feed Ghana Programme. He assured that it will strengthen the economy and reduce poverty.

Gyamfi stated that the NSA is ready to implement this key government initiative. The program aims to improve national food productivity, sustainability, and security.

President John Dramani Mahama launched the Feed Ghana Programme. It focuses on enhancing food production in the country.

In an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) at Techiman, Gyamfi praised the program. He emphasized that the NSA is committed to maximizing its benefits for all.

He described the Feed Ghana Programme as a strategic initiative. It is essential for advancing national food productivity across Ghana.

Gyamfi noted that this program will create jobs for young people. Once operational, it will lower food import costs and promote self-sufficiency.

He explained that existing farms would be expanded under this initiative. The future looks bright as it aims to reduce food prices and imports.

Currently, the NSA cultivates over 6,000 acres of maize and other crops. They are growing 500 acres of rice, 400 acres of tomatoes, and soya beans.

Gyamfi urged service personnel to support this program actively. Their commitment is vital for building a strong economy in Ghana.

He encouraged them to recognize how beneficial this program can be. It offers opportunities not just for the country but also for their livelihoods.