You import some, you export some. They import Sugars, they export Pineapple. You do have a point, I'm just saying that we need to start from somewhere. Now that we can produce a lot of pineapples, perhaps we can develop a way to extract sugars from some of the pineapples, and is doing this less cost-effective than importing them in the short-term? Long-term? These are the questions we must ask.
kai! I am moving to ghana. When will nigeria ever have this? smh
funkymamadee11 1 year ago
wow this is great..now i can be in london and clear my goods at the harbour in gh
kobeoseijnr 1 year ago
look this it's very important
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1prodan1 2 years ago
Good, clear, informative video about using info technology and developing e-government in a developing country.
calendarpage 3 years ago
Why are they importing sugar? There needs to be more production and exporting...
bluecafe22 4 years ago
You import some, you export some. They import Sugars, they export Pineapple. You do have a point, I'm just saying that we need to start from somewhere. Now that we can produce a lot of pineapples, perhaps we can develop a way to extract sugars from some of the pineapples, and is doing this less cost-effective than importing them in the short-term? Long-term? These are the questions we must ask.
Mrmoc8 4 years ago
good work
2fresh4dell 4 years ago