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Speaking to these farmers in buntanga in the #kumbungu district of the #northern #region, i was told it is so #stressing especially when they need water supply to their various #farmers but do not get at the right time. Adam on my right said sometimes they have to spend a night at the #farm just to get #water for their maize.  Abubakari also plead to #NGOs and #government #officials in the agriculture #sector to help them with #fertilizer and good #seeds because the #vegetables, #maize and #rice they #grow here in #buntanga is the main source of #food to the near by #villages and sometimes to #tamale #metropolis. And it is also a source of #income to #them. MY NAME IS ABDUL #RAFIU MOHAMMED #reporting for #HIDDEN #VOICES..

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