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The Minority in Parliament has described the government’s Planting for Food and Jobs (PJF) Programme as a scam.
According to the NDC MPs, it was an avenue deliberately crafted to loot the limited resources of the state.
In a press statement issued on Wednesday, August 30, and signed by its Deputy Ranking on the Agriculture Committee in Parliament, Dr Godfred Seidu Jasaw, the Caucus said the program failed to achieve its intended goals.
Below is the full press release
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