Maame Akua Donkor, the leader and founder of the Ghana Freedom Party, is being championed by her running mate, Kwabena Agyemang Appiah-Kubi, to be applauded rather than mocked.
Appiah-Kubi, known for his phenomenal style of broadcasting believes Maame Akua Donkor’s bold decision to run for president is inspiring, especially for women, considering she has never attended school. This he believes is something women and other underprivileged persons must emulate.
Maame Akua Donkor, a farmer with unwavering conviction, came fourth in the 2020 general elections and is gearing up to contest in this year’s election.
Notably, among the 13 qualified candidates, she stands out as the only candidate without formal education. This sets her apart and showcases her determination to challenge the traditional Ghanaian mindset.
As the presidential candidate for the Ghana Freedom Party, Maame Akua Donkor has outlined key policies, including establishing a free port and refining crude oil domestically to reduce petroleum costs. She also vows to tackle the issue of galamsey by handing over water body management to the Ghana Armed Forces.
Appiah-Kubi also known as Roman Fada, brings over 20 years of broadcasting experience to the table. As a veteran radio and television personality, hosting shows on DL 106.9 FM and Atinka 104.7 FM, his influence is expected to boost the GFP’s campaign. Akua Donkor’s creative ideas and commitment to improving living conditions for Ghanaians inspired Appiah-Kubi to join her ticket.
With Appiah-Kubi on board, the GFP is poised to make a significant impact in the upcoming elections. Will Donkor’s unconventional background and bold vision resonate with Ghanaian voters? Only time will tell.
