Ghana’s former Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei, has called for unity, reflection, and collaboration following the country’s recent election, which resulted in a change of government.
In a social media post that has sparked national conversations, the former deputy minister acknowledged the wide range of emotions that have emerged in the aftermath of the December elections.
“From blame games and resentment to hindsight regrets over past decisions, actions, and inactions,” she wrote, adding that these sentiments offered an “invaluable opportunity for growth and understanding.”
Asiamah-Adjei proposed six guiding principles – termed the “Ps”- to navigate the challenges ahead and foster a prosperous and united New Patriotic Party (NPP) in opposition.
1.Past: Reflecting on history to learn from past mistakes and honour those who paved the way.
2.People: Prioritising the welfare of Ghanaians by focusing on health, education, and economic opportunities.
3.Personality: Championing integrity, empathy, and …