Prof. Opoku-Agyemang said “Every government needs to open up” and remain accountable to the people, creating avenues and inspiring citizens to actively contribute their quota towards accelerated national development.
She highlighted the importance for Ghanaians to respect and tolerate one another to strengthen the prevailing peace of the nation, saying disrespect for one another and tarnishing one’s hard-won reputation in the electioneering could generate enmity and trigger political violence, which would disturb national peace and social cohesion.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang advised the youth to have hope for a better future, saying “it is sad that things are not going well now, but there is hope at the end of the tunnel”.
She stressed that an NDC government would fulfil its electioneering promises as contained in the party’s manifesto, and therefore, called on the electorate to maintain their confidence and vote for the party in the December 7 elections.
“As we have promised, the NDC government will build universities in all the newly created regions and revamp the various Technical Universities to improve technical education in the country,” Prof Opoku-Agyemang stated.
Mrs Lordina Mahama, a Former First Lady, who accompanied the NDC Running mate lauded the aims and objectives of the festival, and commended the organisers, saying highlighting this rich culture, and tourism potential would attract investments and push the progressive development of the region forward.
She said absolute peace and unity were required to promote the holistic development of the region and called on the people to preserve and strengthen the prevailing peace.
