COCOBOD leader Dr. Randy Abbey showed anger after finding lots of imported cocopeat left unused at the Sewhi Boako Cocoa station. He spotted the abandoned materials during his check-up trip to the Western North Region. The cocopeat should help grow cocoa seedlings. Abbey wondered why anyone would buy such important supplies just to leave them outside.
He called the situation completely wrong. The materials represent money spent to improve cocoa farming. Abbey ordered an investigation to start right away. He asked local officials to explain what happened with these supplies. He stressed that farm inputs need better tracking systems throughout the distribution chain.
People living near the station felt happy about Abbey's reaction. They hope his discovery leads to better handling of cocoa resources. The neglected stockpile sat exposed to rain and sun at the Sewhi Wiaso Municipality facility. Local farmers expressed concern about wasted resources that could benefit their production. They praised Abbey for taking immediate action rather than ignoring the problem.
He called the situation completely wrong. The materials represent money spent to improve cocoa farming. Abbey ordered an investigation to start right away. He asked local officials to explain what happened with these supplies. He stressed that farm inputs need better tracking systems throughout the distribution chain.
People living near the station felt happy about Abbey's reaction. They hope his discovery leads to better handling of cocoa resources. The neglected stockpile sat exposed to rain and sun at the Sewhi Wiaso Municipality facility. Local farmers expressed concern about wasted resources that could benefit their production. They praised Abbey for taking immediate action rather than ignoring the problem.
