AYEKOO: RETIRE POLICE CID BOSS COP KEN YEBOAH, NOW INTO ANIMAL FARMING

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[@Star1783AA]

X CID Boss Ken Yeboah, you are 100% role model for we old age people, Ayekoo boss. May God richly bless you and protect you your family and all your workers. Ayekoo to my best host Mr Anim and your crew, may God bless you and your fantastic works. Indeed I'm touched with this particular farms, thank you soo much 🙏🏾 ❤

[@fabiojnr6308]

Am a GRASSCUTTER Farmer ,grasscutters are not poultry ,they are bush animals therefore needs fresh grasses leaves and plants to do well with these they are good to go.

[@DerickJonaas]

one tin we have to no is dat we Africa's farming is our everything so we are coming oooo to osei krom believed mi bro

[@blaqmurses9360]

I’ll do same thing when I return to Ghana, I just love to spend time with animals

[@Ebocraze]

An inspiration and a role model. Nuff Respect Sir. i will be retiring in 3 years time and I am inspired

[@julielartey9352]

I'm watching from London UK 🇬🇧 I will visit when in Ghana God bless 🙌 🙏

[@nurudeenalhassan9142]

Very impressive! Thank you CID.

[@michealamoah3119]

This is an amazing job, will definitely visit there One-day, good job 👍.

[@adjeiiddrisosman2261]

We are proud to have you as a member of Gh Wildlife and Nature Conservation Advocacy. Honourable kudos 👏

[@benbo7042]

Ghanaians should stop giving UNNECESSARY titles to people. How is he an honorable?

[@SuperKwame1]

I’m glad you are educating us with this farmer! I am going to visit this farmer! I just need his contact information!

[@victoradjei110]

Nice one. You are a real role model

[@augustinewiafe1125]

God bless you for great job.There are many ways one can create jobs and make money.

[@cosbedio2802]

This policeman will be blessed by Jehovah God.

[@jabulanisena6288]

We live to learn everyday

[@jihadayoubgh]

CHAMPION 💪💪💪🙏👍🏆

[@GentleFarms1]

Waaoo

[@Ghkay]

Pls which part of Kwahu?

[@muhammadwumbei2638]

Can I ask the producers a question? Is the program called Ayikoo or Ayekoo? Can try to check out spellings very well when we're writing our local languages ????

[@SuperKwame1]

Aye Koo is an expression of greeting for a farmer coming from the farm!

[@SuperKwame1]

It’s usually used to express a gratitude to all farmers! Both genders!

[@PatrickAkorli-jm7cn]

We don't want lions and tigers in Ghana