Ghanaian media personality Bridget Otoo responded to a complaint from a Twitter user, @Chris Chaka, regarding the price of tomatoes purchased at Adenta Market on May 9, 2024.

In his tweet, he expressed frustration over the quality of tomatoes received for a price of one hundred and twenty Ghana Cedis, questioning the value of the purchase.

"Is that tomatoes 120 ghc, or I’m just not a target person for Adenta Market? Somebody answer me fast before I drop these foodstuff and order beans".

Bridget ridiculed him by directing him to the Agric Ministry where she asserts commodities are relatively cheaper because it is sold at wholesale prices.

"Why did you go to Adenta? Go to the food and Agric ministry; there's a market there to control food inflation. Etufuor bour (wholesale price)" she responded.

Bridget's response comes after the government, in November 2022, began to sell food directly to the public as part of efforts to mitigate the impact of rising food prices and provide relief to its citizens amid the economic challenges affecting the country, especially during the post-COVID period coupled with the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war.