A SUCCESS STORY FROM AMINATU ISSAHAKU
- Yeboah Eric Fagan
- Dec 13, 2022
- 1 min read
Aminatu on the right side and Madam Agnes, the Director of GPI on the left.
Aminatu Issahaku is a trader and a farmer born and raised in the Upper West Region of Ghana. She participated in our women in Agribusiness and Permaculture Training program on October 2022 at the Ghana Permaculture Institute. She used the knowledge acquired from the training to produce moringa products including moringa body cream and moringa ointment. We directed and supported her to get accreditation from the Food and Drugs Authority for her products. She marketed and made a lot of advocacy for her products. Sharing with the public the health benefit of the products and the permaculture principles and ethics. How people can live sustainably with the permaculture system by maintaining a balanced ecosystem. On the 2nd of December, 2022. She was nominated and awarded as the best moringa processor in her community, Charingu, Wa in the Upper West Region of Ghana.
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