YEA says no such programme exists, denies GH¢9m turkey berries production claim
The Youth Employment Agency has dismissed claims that it spent GH¢9 million on a turkey berries production programme, stating that no such initiative exists within the agency.
The clarification follows reports alleging that the agency had allocated substantial funds to support the cultivation of the crop. In a statement, Suadique Musah, Director of Corporate Affairs at YEA, described the claims as false and misleading.
He emphasized that the agency has not implemented any programme related to turkey berries production and has not made any payments of that nature. “No such programme exists at YEA; no such payment was made,” he stated, firmly rejecting the allegations.
He further urged the public to rely on verified information from official sources to avoid the spread of misinformation.
The agency reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and accountability in the management of public funds, noting that all its programmes and expenditures are properly documented and open to scrutiny.
YEA also warned that the circulation of false information could undermine public confidence in government institutions and called on media organizations and the public to exercise caution when sharing unverified reports.
It reiterated that its core focus remains on implementing credible initiatives aimed at creating sustainable employment opportunities for young people across Ghana.
Aikines Anyomi
Author’s Posts
-
Brand culture, staff drive GCB Bank’s record 2025 Profit – MD
Managing Director of GCB Bank, Farihan Alhassan, has attributed the bank’s record-breaking performance in 2025 to its strong brand...
Apr 02, 2026
-
ECG blocks over 15,000 meters in Nsawam and Amasaman over irregularities
The
Apr 02, 2026
-
Accra Mayor orders temporary closure of Kaneshie footbridges over safety concerns
The
Apr 02, 2026
-
Tiger Eye PI denies ‘shelved Parliament exposé’, challenges Vitus Azeem to prove claims
Accra-based investigative group
Chaos erupts at Kejetia Market as traders clash with KMA task force over decongestion exercise
Tensions escalated at the
News
Food
Politics
Technology
About Us
Download Our Mobile App
