As Ghana prepares for its upcoming general election, Hon. Akwasi Oppong Ofosu, a Former Minister of State, Governance, and Public Policy Analyst, has sounded a clarion call to all citizens.
Speaking on Class Fm’s newly program — ‘Master of the Game’ hosted by King Kwasi Kyei Darkwah, he said that, the election should not be about the rivalry between the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP), but rather about reclaiming the soul of the nation.
Hon. Oppong Ofosu’s statement echoes the sentiments of many Ghanaians who feel that the country has lost its way.
With numerous challenges facing the nation, from economic woes to social injustices, it is clear that something needs to change.
As a seasoned politician and governance expert, Hon. Oppong Ofosu is well-placed to comment on the state of the nation.
His experience as a Former Minister of State and Former UN Special Advisor on Local Authorities has given him a unique perspective on the challenges facing Ghana.
So, what does Hon. Oppong Ofosu mean by “reclaiming the soul of our country”?
In essence, he’s calling on Ghanaians to look beyond partisan politics and focus on the values and principles that make Ghana great.
It is about recognizing that the country’s problems are not insurmountable, but rather require collective effort and a commitment to good governance.
As Ghanaians head to the polls, it will be very important to take note of Hon. Oppong Ofosu’s words. The election is not just about choosing a new government; it is about reclaiming the soul of the nation and building a better future for all Ghanaians.
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