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Over 10 Bole-Bamboi constituents graduate as Feed Ghana Brigades
More than 10 young men and women from the Bole-Bamboi Constituency have successfully graduated as members of the Feed Ghana Brigades, a flagship initiative aimed at strengthening Ghana’s agricultural sector through youth participation.
Sulemana also commended the Ministry of Food and Agriculture for introducing the initiative, describing it as a timely intervention that will empower young people while boosting food production and agricultural productivity nationwide.
The graduates from Bole-Bamboi were part of the nationwide cohort of young people who have volunteered to contribute their skills and dedication towards transforming Ghana’s agriculture under the Feed Ghana programme.
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