Ghanaian Farmer Recounts How Mysterious Dwarfs Allegedly Carried Him Away: “I Got Lost”

• A Ghanaian farmer has recalled how he was compelled to spend the night in a forest after he got lost while returning home from the farm
• Kofi Wusu blamed the incident on dwarfs as he claimed the imps laughed at him while he struggled in the forest
• The 82-year-old sat for an interview with Adom TV and recounted how he finally made his way back home the next day

A Ghanaian farmer, Kofi Wusu, has recounted how he was compelled to spend the night in a forest after he got lost while returning from the farm.

The 82-year-old blamed the incident on dwarfs as he claimed the imps laughed at him while he struggled in the forest.

In an interview with Adom TV, Kofi Wusu disclosed that he found his way back home the next day.

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How he returned home

''I slept till the next day. I was able to find my way back home after I spent the night. I walked to Mpraeso in the Eastern Region before some people directed me to Ohene Nana to pick a car back home,'' he recalled.

Asked if he offended the dwarfs, the octogenarian said he didn't know the imps to offend them.

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KNUST Graduates Start Their Own Company Producing Machines

YEN.com.gh previously reported that a young graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has joined forces with his colleague from school to set up a business that provides machinery for small-holder farmers.

It all started as Theodore Ohene-Botchway recounted to Citi News, when his colleague called Jeffrey was posted to the Savannah Region for his national service as a teacher and he noticed that farmers were still using outmoded tools.

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''With his (Jeffrey) background in agriculture and biosystem, which he did in KNUST, he contacted me. My background is in mechanical engineering, and we were friends back on campus. So he said that why not design agric machines, make them locally fabricated so that we can make them faster, then these machines will be taken to these communities to assist the farmers to thresh their grain faster", Theodore recalls.

KNUST and UCC Students Invent Robot

In another story, students from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in collaboration with their counterparts from the University of Cape Coast have come up with a groundbreaking invention.

Prince David Nyarko, the winner of Best Student in Engineering in Ghana 2020 and the president of Physics Students Association of Ghana made the profound revelation on his LinkedIn handle along with a video to prove it.

The innovative students were able to produce a rob that has Artificial Intelligence and is able to read body language in order to feed people who are unable to use their hands due to some form of disability.

Source: YEN.com.gh