CPP congratulates the government for pursuing Nkrumah's vision



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By
Julius K. Satsi, RNG

Accra, April 26th, GNA –
Mrs. Lucy Animwaa Anin, Leader of the People's Party of the Convention
(CPP), congratulated Friday the government led by President Nana Addo Dankwa
Akufo-Addo, to have kept Dr. Osagyefo's vision of Dr Kwame Nkrumah from using agriculture to
lead export and development.

The 80 years
A politician said it was nice to be alive to see Dr. Nkrumah's vision,
Ghana's first president, revisited by the current government through the
Plantation for Export and Rural Development (PERD), launched it not long ago.

Mrs Anin, an old woman
MP from Bechem, said that the government of Dr. Nkrumah had presented the
planting palm trees and rubber on state farms through the workers' brigade,
who was providing employment to many young people at the time.

Speaking in a
interview with the Ghana News Agency after a fraternization with an editorial
Staff, she said: "If previous presidents had held the vision of the
first president of the country, job creation would have been widespread and unemployment
nonexistent ".

She said under the Dr.
The administration of Nkrumah, the country engaged in a mbadive plantation of palm trees in the
state farms, which has led Ghana to have the privilege of teaching Malaysia the
palm planting techniques and giving this country seedlings to start
Agriculture.

Ms. Anin said that
project was abandoned by successive governments and that it would be a great
relief to the soul of Osagyefo Dr. Nkrumah as his vision would live, which
would accumulate currency for the nation.

"Nkrumah never dies
because her vision for Ghana, Africa and the world will continue to live, "she said.

The government is seeking to
use the PRDE program to promote the development of some export tree crops
including cashew, coffee, palm oil, coconut, mango and rubber.

Ms. Anin is the only one
surviving member, and the youngest of the first 10 women parliamentarians, under the CPP
Administration.

She entered parliament
at 22 years old and then represented the Brong Ahafo region.

GNA

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