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TIDAA Organization’s Program’s Director, Mr Issah Mohammed along with other key members of the organization paid visits to the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Dr Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu. The team discussed the work of TIDAA and how it can help in the improving progress of cattle and crop farms in various parts of the country.

The National Chief Imam is regarded as one of the top religious leaders in Ghana, enhancing the growth and development of Islam in Ghana, promoting national development and ensuring peaceful co-existence of all religious groups in Ghana.

The National Chief Imam praised the team for their initiatives, encouraging them to develop ways and means to improve cattle farming among most of the Islamic folks and help them grow their enterprises.

The Director of Programs, Mr Issah Mohammed right standing left with the executive officer of Helping Hands International. TIIDAA Organization attended an official meeting organized with Helping Hands International. At the end of the meeting, TIIDAA fostered a collaboration to work together to develop humanitarian initiatives to support local farmers, rural folks and cattle farmers in Ghana.

In an effort to help settle the disputes between cattle farmers, the team at the TIIDAA Organization went through the community of Amantin District Bono East / Agogo in Ghana and took notice of the challenges and the disastrous effects of the local conflict.

The local headmen are usually in charge of taking care of cattle belonging to members of the community of people investing in animal farming.

Conflicts between local tribes among the headsmen not only go a long way to deteriorate the peaceful harmony in the local community of animal farming community in the northern part of the country but also affect the lives of animals. In view of that, the team of TIIDA visited the rural community in the north of Ghana, reviewing the community disputes that led to the death of animals.

One of the objectives of the TIDAA Organization is the facilitation of sustainable peaceful co-existence and cooperation among our cattle farmers and crop farmers.

In the achievement of these objectives, we scout through rural communities of the country of Ghana, look out for where there are tribal or community conflicts that affect the productivity of both crop and cattle farms and find ways to ensure there is peace.

To help resolve the community conflict between local cattle headsmen in Amantin District Bono East / Agogo of Ghana of the rural areas, the executives of TIIDAA Organization with some other key community leaders met with community chiefs and the warring communities, developing amicable solutions to bring peace to the disputes causing deaths to animals, humans and other people in the local community.

In our efforts to bring peace to the warring cattle-rearing community in Amantin District Bono East / Agogo of Ghana, we had an executive meeting at TIIDAA, and sent some delegates to the area, who were also involved in having a meeting with the community chiefs and the warring headsmen, finding ways and means to settle disputes in the area.

Upon visitation, TIDAA team oversaw the community, looking at the carnage and took overview of the event, meeting with the elders of the community and warring parties to find ways to resolve the community conflict among the herdsmen and others.