Nii Nortey Adumuah IV, Osu Osiahene, Shares Candid Thoughts on Ghana’s 2024 Elections and Developmental Challenges
Nii Nortey Adumuah IV, Osu Osiahene, offered his insightful perspectives on Ghana’s 2024 elections, highlighting the few pockets of unfortunate situations that marred the otherwise successful polls. Adumuah expressed disappointment, citing the country’s experience in conducting elections, which should have mitigated such challenges.
The Osu Osiahene congratulated President John Dramani Mahama on his appointment and some of his appointments, particularly Madam Doctor Valerie Sawyerr. He emphasized the need for proper checks and balances in decision-making, especially regarding land allocation and development projects in Accra.
Adumuah urged the current administration to address the abandoned Marine Drive project, which has been in limbo for over 20 years. He called for transparency and accountability in governance, citing the need for chiefs and traditional leaders to be open about developments on their land.
The Osu Osiahene also touched on the issue of land grabbing, emphasizing the need for the government to take decisive action to address this perennial problem. He expressed concern over the tendency for politicians to abandon projects initiated by previous administrations, citing the Marine Drive project as a prime example.
Adumuah concluded by emphasizing the importance of recognition and respect in governance. He called on the government to prioritize transparency, accountability, and fairness in its decision-making processes, ensuring that the interests of all stakeholders are protected.
As Ghana continues on its path of development, the insights shared by Nii Nortey Adumuah IV, Osu Osiahene, serve as a timely reminder of the need for effective governance, transparency, and accountability. The country’s leaders would do well to heed his words, prioritizing the welfare and interests of all Ghanaians.
