YAKO: IBRAHIM TRAORE LAUNCHES SECOND TOMATO PROCESSING FACTORY IN TWO WEEKS

“On May 2023, The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved $3 billion U.S. dollars to help Ghana manage economic crises.
On December 2, 2024, The IMF Executive Board today completed the third review of Ghana’s 36-month Extended Credit Facility Arrangement. This allows for the immediate disbursement of US$360 million loan to the Ghana government. The IMF has disbursed about $2 billion U.S. dollars, out of the $3 billion, to the Ghana government under this new program arrangement”. —December 2, 2024

Ghana just this past week, received $360 million U.S. dollars from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Majority, if not all, of Ghana’s natural wealth and resources are in hands, control and management of foreign multinational companies through the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reconstruction loan program deals and schemes.

“In September 2024, World Bank approves $1.57 billion loan for Nigeria.
In September, the World Bank approved three operational loan disbursements to support Nigeria's human capital and climate resilience. This includes:
HOPE-GOV: $500 million to address governance issues that affect education and health
HOPE-PHC: $570 million to strengthen primary healthcare
SPIN: $500 million to improve dam safety and irrigation”.

Nigeria currently, just this past week, received $500 million U.S. dollars from the World Bank. This is the first of three disbursement loan payments of $1.57 billion U.S.dollars.
Majority of Nigeria’s natural wealth and resources are in hands, control and management of foreign multinational companies through the World Bank reconstruction loan program deals and schemes.

“Paul Biya has spent a large portion of his “presidency” at the five-star Intercontinental Hotel in Geneva, which offers a swimming pool and striking views of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc”.
Cameroon’s president, Paul Biya, runs his country from the luxurious International Hotel in Geneva, Switzerland. This raise questions whether officials in Switzerland can intervene in such cases.
Paul Biya, the president of Cameroon political office is in Geneva, Switzerland.
Biya seems to prefer a life in Europe, particularly Geneva, Switzerland.
The citizens of Cameroon really don’t knows what Paul Biya does on his frequent trips to Geneva, although speculation ranges from hospital treatments to shopping sprees.

Paul Biya, the 91-years old president of Cameroon is currently in Geneva, Switzerland with his family and close political friends, living in the luxurious International Hotel in Geneva, Switzerland.

All of Cameroon’s natural wealth and resources are in the hands, control and management of foreign multinational companies, especially foreign multinational companies from France. These multinational companies are able to own and control the natural resources and wealth of Cameroon through the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reconstruction loan program schemes.