Gideon Boako distributes motorised spraying machines to Tano North cocoa farmers

Tano North Member of Parliament, Dr Gideon Boako, has reiterated his commitment to improving the livelihoods of cocoa farmers in his constituency through targeted support and the provision of essential farming equipment. Dr Boako made the commitment after distributing motorised spraying machines to cocoa farmers in the constituency as part of efforts to make cocoa production less labour-intensive and improve productivity. He said the intervention was intended to provide farmers with practical tools to enhance their work, stressing that cocoa farmers deserved better support to enable them to increase production and improve their livelihoods.

“Cocoa farmers deserve better, and I am pleased to support them with tools to make their work easier and more productive,” Dr Boako said. The Tano North MP also expressed appreciation to the clergy, Muslim leaders, traditional authorities and members of the community for their participation in the initiative, reaffirming that he would continue to support his constituents and implement measures aimed at improving their living conditions. Tano North Member of Parliament, Dr Gideon Boako, has supported cocoa farmers in his constituency with motorised spraying machines aimed at making farming easier and improving productivity.

Dr Boako, in a Facebook post on Saturday, said he distributed the equipment to cocoa farmers during an event attended by the Minority Chief Whip and Nsawam-Adoagyiri MP, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, Offinso South MP Dr Isaac Yaw Opoku, and Ejisu MP Kwabena Boateng. According to the Tano North MP, the intervention forms part of his commitment to supporting farmers and improving their livelihoods. He stressed that cocoa farmers deserved better support and the necessary tools to make their work more efficient.

He also expressed appreciation to the clergy, Muslim leaders, traditional authorities and residents of the constituency for their presence and support in making the programme successful. “I extend my sincere appreciation to the Clergy, Muslim leaders, Nananom, and the entire community for their presence, support, and participation in making the occasion a success,” he said. Dr Boako reaffirmed his commitment to supporting his constituents and pursuing initiatives that improve their livelihoods, particularly through interventions that directly benefit farmers.

He said he remained committed to supporting his people.