In a passionate plea that’s catching national attention, a local rice farmer has urged the government to step in against the surge of imported rice that’s threatening livelihoods. The farmer warns that local producers are struggling to compete, risking both jobs and the future of Ghana’s rice industry.
“We need protection and support, or our farms will disappear,” he declared, highlighting the growing frustration in rural communities dependent on local agriculture.
Social media is alight with debate: supporters are rallying behind local farmers, while critics question trade policies and the impact on prices. Either way, the story is shining a spotlight on the battle between homegrown produce and foreign imports.
