Implementing a cassava processing programme in Ghana could drive economic growth, enhance food security, create jobs, add value to agricultural products, and promote sustainability. By converting cassava into value-added products, the initiative can generate new revenue, reduce dependency on imports, and boost farmers' and processors' incomes. If former President John Mahama is elected and delivers on his promise to launch this programme, it could play a crucial role in the nation's development, provided it is well-planned, effectively executed, and inclusive of all stakeholders.