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    Meet Abena Safo Kantanka, the Ghanaian university graduate who decided to go into farming after graduation.

    Janet SaahBy Janet SaahJune 1, 2020Updated:June 2, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    Abena Safo Kantanka graduated from the African University College of Communications (A.U.C.C) in 2017 with a degree in Development Communications after which she decided to pursue her dream profession as a farmer.

    Back in school, Abena always talked about owning a big farm like her dad where she could also make a difference by providing food stuffs that are healthy for human consumption and at an affordable prices.

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    “My dad has been my motivation for farming and I love nature, nature is beautiful and it’s not expensive. The desire to eat your own food means growing your own food and I want to eat my own food” she stated.

    Abena is currently following her dreams as she has joined her dad in the farm.

    “Farming for my own food is a better way to reduce the risk of sickness that are linked to unhealthy food products and I intend to farm as long as I live” she added.

    In advising the youth, Abena advocated for everyone to follow their passion and do what makes them happy.

    Written by: Gloria Amoah

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